I have a windows application developed using C# .net..i want to deploy the application using Installshield X. I m using the "SingleImage" option in the "build your release".
Now i would like to tell you some of the option which i have selected.
1- .Net Framework Location= Copy from source media
2- .Net Framework Version= .Net 1.1
3- Cmd Line to pass to Dotnetfx.exe = /q:a /c:"install /q"
4- Display .Net Option Dialog= Yes
5- .Net Build Configuration = Release
after setting many other selections i created a setup...
When the project is compiled and build...there are "1033dotnetfx.exe", "dotnetfx.exe" and "MySetup.exe".
The problem is that when i install the setup at a test machine where windows 2000 is installed. It displays the message box..would you like to install .Net Framework 1.1. If the i select yes it shows some description that it is opening the Dotnet msi file.
After that it installs the application.
but when i run the application it does not run.. and shows errors which lead me to the conclusion that Framework is not installed yet.
I want to install it automatically before application deployment..
Can anybody tell me How can i do that..?
Am i missing something serious..?
Please Help
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Problem in redistributing the .Net Framework with
Started by
saify
, Aug 11 2005 11:41
2 replies to this topic
Posted 14 August 2005 - 10:47
Did you try without passing a custom command line to Dotnetfx.exe ?
Stefan Krüger
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Posted 15 August 2005 - 06:23
Yeh i have tested it...but the same result.
Now i have left that version of Installshield and using Installshield 11 pro version. I am passing the same parameters... it is installing Framework successfully...
Now i have left that version of Installshield and using Installshield 11 pro version. I am passing the same parameters... it is installing Framework successfully...