Documentation on how to deploy Apps using Syncfusion .dlls

[Roland Martin]

I cannot find any documentation on the steps involved to move from development to actual deployment using the Syncfusion .dlls. I am trying to deploy a C# app using a Windows Installer built via Visual Studio .NET 2003 and I get the following error on deployed machines:

Strong name validation failed for assembly Syncfusion.Tools.

I have a full source code license so it isn''t an Eval problem. Could someone point me to doc or outline the steps in this forum?

Thanks - Roland Martin

[Roland Martin]

Found the problem, the assembly manager must be set to "Default Prebuilt Release", I had it set to "User Debug". My app is deploying much better now.

Roland Martin

[Administrator]

Hi Roland, FYI.. We have a KB article on this issue. http://www.syncfusion.com/Support/article.aspx?id=10399 Best Regards, Jay N

[Muzammil Sheikh]

Setting the assembly manager to “Default Prebuilt Release” instead of “User Debug” fixed the deployment issue. The app now installs and runs smoothly. — Roland Martin

[Muzammil Sheikh]

Setting the assembly manager to “Default Prebuilt Release” instead of “User Debug” fixed the deployment issue. The app now installs and runs smoothly. — Roland Martin

[Muzammil Sheikh]

Setting the assembly manager to “Default Prebuilt Release” instead of “User Debug” fixed the deployment issue. The app now installs and runs smoothly. — Roland Martin

[Muzammil Sheikh]

Setting the assembly manager to “Default Prebuilt Release” instead of “User Debug” fixed the deployment issue. The app now installs and runs smoothly. — Roland Martin

[Muzammil Sheikh]

Setting the assembly manager to “Default Prebuilt Release” instead of “User Debug” fixed the deployment issue. The app now installs and runs smoothly. — Roland Martin

[Muzammil Sheikh]

Setting the assembly manager to “Default Prebuilt Release” instead of “User Debug” fixed the deployment issue. The app now installs and runs smoothly. — Roland Martin

[Muzammil Sheikh]

Setting the assembly manager to “Default Prebuilt Release” instead of “User Debug” fixed the deployment issue. The app now installs and runs smoothly. — Roland Martin

[Muzammil Sheikh]

Setting the assembly manager to “Default Prebuilt Release” instead of “User Debug” fixed the deployment issue. The app now installs and runs smoothly. — Roland Martin

[Muzammil Sheikh]

Setting the assembly manager to “Default Prebuilt Release” instead of “User Debug” fixed the deployment issue. The app now installs and runs smoothly. — Roland Martin

[Muzammil Sheikh]

Setting the assembly manager to “Default Prebuilt Release” instead of “User Debug” fixed the deployment issue. The app now installs and runs smoothly. — Roland Martin

[Muzammil Sheikh]

Setting the assembly manager to “Default Prebuilt Release” instead of “User Debug” fixed the deployment issue. The app now installs and runs smoothly. — Roland Martin

[Muzammil Sheikh]

Setting the assembly manager to “Default Prebuilt Release” instead of “User Debug” fixed the deployment issue. The app now installs and runs smoothly. — Roland Martin