Create an .NET portable applicationSubmitted by orobin on April 2, 2008 - 6:50am
Hello, I am curently looking in this forum some information, on how I can do to make my .net winform application in portable format : I need to embbed the framework an my application. now, I need some help. How can I do it, how can I start. is there any tutorial, or what else ? many thank you for any help, link, idea. best regards, ( categories: )
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Buy Remotesoft's "Salamander
Buy Remotesoft's "Salamander .NET Native Compiler." That is pretty much the cheapest way to do that. (about $1000) Not very practical.
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Wrong Idea
.NET is free redistribution, but modifying is not allowed. I mean modifiying as putting it in your installation, putting it in a zip file instead of an installer, and so on. .NET is just impossible to portableize. Sorry :(.
Somebody give me a portable video editor... Please!
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yeah...
there is no way to make .Net portable. However, it is becoming less of a problem, as more and more windows computers have it nowadays (though most .NET apps I have seen are not open source... no wonder).
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I was under the assumption
I was under the assumption their was a .net portable. But I never got a link, so I guess it wasn't legal.
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It's becoming more of a
It's becoming more of a problem, because writing .NET apps gets more and more popular.
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Becomes a bigger problem as
Becomes a bigger problem as already there is a .NET that is not supported by all Windows. Seems to me a trick to have random developers who use .NET to (unknowingly) help Microsoft to force all end users to upgrade to the latest version of Windows.
yeah
You're right about Microsoft trying to force people to upgrade windows. I myself plan to bypass Vista completely and stick with XP. Yeah, .NET has a crapload of restrictions on it. What I meant by saying that it is becoming less of a problem is that it's easier to make an .NET app portable and be able to know it will run on a PC you may use, because most windows PCs have .NET installed.
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You miss my point My
You miss my point :)
My windows is not able to run the latest /NET because its just not available for it!
So it becomes more of a problem as time goes on.
Hello, I know it is
Hello,
I know it is possible, thinstall do it, but it cost 5000 dollard, and I don't know about the royalties.
but I have tested it, it works, and it is easy to use.
I have try to follow a tutorial explaining how to do a portable application.
I used Totla unintall, in order to list all the file which are added to my system, and all modifications made in the registry.
it works well.
I obtain a list with all my files, all the files installed by the framework installer, and all the registry modification.
now, I don't know where to put theses information in the Application template file, for nsis.
I didn't found any complete tutorial exaplining how nsis works.
I am blocked.
if anyone have any idea to help me, I would be so happy.
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Portable .NET framework
I don't know if this project is legal but there is a portable .net project on sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/portabledotnet .
Virus
Don't execute it.
It's said to be a virus: http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1887370&forum_id=756041
The report is newer than the latest release.
I didn't check it myself (yet).
EDIT:
They don't provide any sources.
EDIT2:
I scanned the file with AVZ and ClamWin, neither found a virus. But it's no wonder since the program is Thinstalled and no AV I know finds Thinstalled viruses :?
I tried to do some behavioural analysis, but there aren't too many tools that work on NT4 on my VM. I found nothing, but I still would avoid it. The author didn't deny that there's a virus...
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