If you created a "Setup Project" in VS.NET, then go to the "Custom
Actions" editor. There you should see four actions - Install, Commit,
Rollback, and Uninstall. Add your .NET application (which you want to
launch after the installation, for example) to the "Commit" custom action.
Note that your ap
Hi Srihari,
Thanks for the info, I think we are on the different platform
I was talking about DOT NET Deployment Project, and I am not able to find a
place where I can code something, rather I am not able to find the code
editor in that project. ??
Thanks,
Amit Sinha
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Amit, you have to override the "Commit" method in your project installer
class like so:
[RunInstaller(true)]
public class ProjectInstaller : System.Configuration.Install.Installer
{
public override void Install(IDictionary savedState)
{
base.Install(savedState);
}
public override voi
Hi Experts,
Was working on DOT NET Installer project. What I want that after the
installation of my application is over, the question from the user should be
called "Do you want to launch the application now.?" like the typical
installer do..
? Things I have checked - Was looking to do something
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=295626
helps explain what is happening. You can get around these problems with a module
suited to your needs or one of the third party products available...
cheers,
Iain
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So the consensus tends towards the "one big control" approach, especially
when the resourec consumption of the Tablet is taken into account. Andy:
if you want to post the source to "Layer", that'd be great. Do you use
some kind of quad / R+ tree to determine the potentially visible set of
Layers, o
Doing that with a 40mb file will definitely put a strain on the server...
At 02:59 AM 9/16/2004, Sickle wrote
>Did you try with SendChunked at false ?
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