Is there a way not to install a net framework 2 on the computer where the published program will be installed.
A need a way how tell the compiler the files that need like system
or system.data etc...
but not installing the net framework
Is there a way not to install a net framework 2 on the computer where the published program will be installed.
A need a way how tell the compiler the files that need like system
or system.data etc...
but not installing the net framework
But
ble0t
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Ricardo Francisco
as stated earlier, without having the .NET Framework package installed you cannot do anything, try it but you wont make anyone happier. The only thing you can really do instead is for them to install the .NET Framework themselves without having the packaged up installation in your clickonce deployment project perhaps.
you need to have the .NET Framework package installed on the machine from the redistributional package bundled so it can then install it on the computer if they dont have the .NET Framework installed.
if you had the full version of VS.NET then you can create a setup and deployment project. This will not only install your app but also will download the .NET Framework and install it on the client computer, so only the "web setup" of the product is included I believe in the setup and deployment project but since you are running the express edition, clickonce is the only option you have of installing the application and related components
victtim
Does this will work now, without a framework. Cause i once have published a camera capture program, and the visual studio add a net framework package in the package.
And so it was installed automaticly, first the setup asked for permission to install and then it was deployed.
But is there in the world that just the parts that i need for the program will be installed.
i work on a SQL database program, the program is 5 mb, but the customer is not satisfied with additional 50 mb or something of net framework, and sql server 30 mb. What to Do
MotteKarotte
Hi Damjan,
70MB is trivial, not even a couple of decent sized tiff images, these days. Drag your customer into the 21st century. You install .net once, then you can run millions of your 1k programs, locally, on his network, the www, wherever. If he is too dim to see the benefits, or doesn't need that, then find another customer, or program in something else.
Best wishes,
Ray
Sabrecat
well either they need to install it or you can use ClickOnce to deploy the required components to run your application. I'm not an expert on clickonce but see if these help:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/aa497348.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdntv/episode.aspx xml=episodes/en/20040108ClickOnceJC/manifest.xml
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/142dbbz4.aspx
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wh45kb66.aspx
BobH