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VS Deployment Project use msi or component?
Posted on 2009-05-15
Hi All,
I creating a Deployment Project in VS2008.
Pretty straight foward, and I added to seperate exe files. The only dependencies found however is the Microsoft .NET Framework. I also need to include the Crystal .NET Framework too... not sure why it did not find it; but I would like to know if I should include the CRRedist2008_x64.msi and/or CRRedist2008_x32.msi, or the CrystalDecisions.Data.AdoD
Thanks for any help you can give,
John.
I creating a Deployment Project in VS2008.
Pretty straight foward, and I added to seperate exe files. The only dependencies found however is the Microsoft .NET Framework. I also need to include the Crystal .NET Framework too... not sure why it did not find it; but I would like to know if I should include the CRRedist2008_x64.msi and/or CRRedist2008_x32.msi, or the CrystalDecisions.Data.AdoD
Thanks for any help you can give,
John.
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hi
Any application developed in VS2008 need CRRedist2008_x32.msi to run on 32 bit OS
you need to add this msi file into the installer project/deployment project, and then run it after first installation or as you find it best for you.
Or distribute as a separate file and add a launch condition on CR runtime
-thanks
Any application developed in VS2008 need CRRedist2008_x32.msi to run on 32 bit OS
you need to add this msi file into the installer project/deployment project, and then run it after first installation or as you find it best for you.
Or distribute as a separate file and add a launch condition on CR runtime
-thanks
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