[ANN] 2.1 fc4 uploaded.

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

On 1/3/06 9:56 PM, "Trevor DeVore" <lists at mangomultimedia.com> wrote:

Hi Trevor,

I see, you ask about windows.

Problem on this way is that Windows do search dlls in the Application
folder, and do NOT search its sub-folders.

So it seems the way only implement some kind of manual location and load of
require dlls. 


>> Just COPY VComponents into build of YOUR app package.
>> 
>> Actually this is the only way to deploy Revolution + V4REV2 made apps.
> 
> This I can do without problem.
> 
> The ideal would be that I could have a structure like this on Windows:
> 
> ./Myapp.exe
> ./Resources (folder)
> ./Resources/externals/V4REV_win.dll
> ./Resources/externals/VComponents/
> 
> My apps are designed so that they can update themselves over the
> internet without quitting the application.  The exe is a stub
> executable that launches the Revolution stack files found in the
> "Resources" folder.  Sometimes the "Resources" folder is located in
> the same directory as the application (Program Files/My App).  Other
> times it might be located in an area that a non-admin user has write
> access to.
> 
> Being able to keep all Valentina files neatly organized in the
> Resources folder and in an area that is writable by non-admin users
> would be very beneficial.  Being able to call the following would be
> very nice:
> 
> Valentina_SetVComponentsPath "C:/Path/ToResources/Vcomponents/Folder/"

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Best regards,

Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc

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