V4RB2 running application?

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

On 3/30/05 9:01 AM, "Frank Schima" <macsforever2000 at goodeast.com> wrote:

>> that was not the problem.
>> What do I ned to get a running app with V4RB2.
>> Is it neccessary to send VComponents to user to, where do they have to
>> install them ...
>> 
>> what I have to do to make V4RB2 applications on my system is known and
>> works.
> 
> Ah. You want to know how to deploy your application. Now i understand.
> Yes, you need to install the VComponents onto the user machines.
> 
> Of course you can install the VComponents folder onto the user's
> machine in /Library/CFMSupport/ or ~/Library/CFMSupport/. You can
> create your own installer to install these along with your application
> to make it easy for your users.

This is way ONE, and I think app developers will not like it.

> But also, I think there is a way to embed the VComponents into the
> application itself (Mach-O only)

Right, Vstudio and Vserver do this

> or at least you may put them into the
> same folder as the Application (which is not Mac-like anymore). We will
> have to wait for Ruslan to respond about this.

For REALBasic-made carbon applications, you can simply do

    MyAppFolder
        MyApplication

        kernel.dll
        vclient.dll
        icu.dll
        resources
        
This way is common for pre-package time.

Jon, am I right that you have use THIS way in your BookEnds ?

And of course we will try enable other ways also.


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Ruslan Zasukhin
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Paradigma Software, Inc

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