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hfarner



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PostPosted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 4:22 am    Post subject: Click once recopying msi files Reply with quote

I have a real PITA that I am hoping someone can help me with. I have tried
many variations, but I keep getting the same behaviour. My application needs
..Net 2.0 and Crystal, so I check them as prerequisites. When I publish the
application using click once, it recopies the files to the server, even
though these msi files have not changed. I have tried using the install from
a vendor location, but my some of my clients can not install when the
application is configured this way, maybe it is a firewall issue. Also, I
have tried copy from this directory, but the darn thing keeps copying them to
the directories anyway. You would think if you specify where to copy the msi
files from, the thing would realize that they are there and not put them
there, but it does this over and over and over again.

The reason the recopy is a problem is that I only have a 350KB outbound
connection, and the crystal is like 20 mb and so is the .net framework, so a
publish of my application takes over 30 minutes, whereas if it only published
the exe, which is the only change, the publish would only take about 3 mins.

If anyone has any insight I would really appreciate it as we are releasing
new feautres every day and the publish is ardorous. MS, if you are
listining, it would be nice if click once determined which files are changed
before copying, as some of us work under bandwidth constraints. We should
only be recopying files that have actually changed.

Thanks
Howard.

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"Jan Hyde



Joined: 04 Oct 2007
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 5:02 pm    Post subject: Re: Click once recopying msi files Reply with quote

hfarner 's wild thoughts
were released on Tue, 2 Oct 2007 00:22:00 -0700 bearing the
following fruit:

>I have a real PITA that I am hoping someone can help me with. I have tried
>many variations, but I keep getting the same behaviour. My application needs
>.Net 2.0 and Crystal, so I check them as prerequisites.

This is a VB6 group, you need a group with 'dotnet' in the
name.

J

>When I publish the
>application using click once, it recopies the files to the server, even
>though these msi files have not changed. I have tried using the install from
>a vendor location, but my some of my clients can not install when the
>application is configured this way, maybe it is a firewall issue. Also, I
>have tried copy from this directory, but the darn thing keeps copying them to
>the directories anyway. You would think if you specify where to copy the msi
>files from, the thing would realize that they are there and not put them
>there, but it does this over and over and over again.
>
>The reason the recopy is a problem is that I only have a 350KB outbound
>connection, and the crystal is like 20 mb and so is the .net framework, so a
>publish of my application takes over 30 minutes, whereas if it only published
>the exe, which is the only change, the publish would only take about 3 mins.
>
>If anyone has any insight I would really appreciate it as we are releasing
>new feautres every day and the publish is ardorous. MS, if you are
>listining, it would be nice if click once determined which files are changed
>before copying, as some of us work under bandwidth constraints. We should
>only be recopying files that have actually changed.
>
>Thanks
>Howard.

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