Ive built an application using TECA Custom Controls and now Im creating a setup program. What files do I need to distribute?
Applications that are built using TECA Custom Controls will need any runtime files required by your development platform and all of the TECA Custom Control OCX’s that were used by the application. For instance, if you have developed an application using Visual Basic 4.0 that uses the TECA FileTransfer/OCX, you can run the VB Setup Wizard to create a setup program. The VB Setup Wizard will display a prompt which allows you to include all of the runtime files that are used by your application. The transf.ocx file which provides the runtime support for the TECA FileTransfer/OCX will be automatically included in this list. The TECA files that can be distributed are: transf.ocx – TECA FileTransfer/OCX dataq.ocx – TECA DataQueue/OCX folders.ocx – TECA Folders/OCX registry.ocx – TECA Registry/OCX rmtcmd.ocx – TECA RemoteCommand/OCX sysname.ocx – TECA SystemName/OCX transf.vbx – FileTransfer/VBX dataq.vbx – DataQueue/VBX sharedf.vbx – SharedFolders/VBX ini.vbx – INI/OCX rmtcmd.vbx – RemoteComm
Applications that are built using TECA Custom Controls will need any runtime files required by your development platform and all of the TECA Custom Control OCX’s that were used by the application. For instance, if you have developed an application using Visual Basic 4.0 that uses the TECA FileTransfer/OCX, you can run the VB Setup Wizard to create a setup program. The VB Setup Wizard will display a prompt which allows you to include all of the runtime files that are used by your application. The transf.ocx file which provides the runtime support for the TECA FileTransfer/OCX will be automatically included in this list.
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