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hi! friends i'm working on a project and i have completed all the coding of the project now i have to distribute the project to the clients. and the project will be distributed over the internet. so how to transfer my project from my server to the client m/c. so that it should be executed whenever required. Ajay Singhal ------------------
There is a product called InstallSheild that will bundle everything up into one download file that you can make available from a web-page, and the user downloads it and "executes" it, which causes it to be installed. http://www.installshield.com/
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InstallAnywhere from ZeroG software (www.zerog.com) is another option that works well for Java programs, and I believe that it also supports the sort of web-based distribution that you're interested in. The last time I did a side-by-side comparison between the two, I found InstallAnywhere to be a much better choice for distributing Java applications, although I have to admit that it's been quite a while (at least in "Internet time") since I compared them with one another. ------------------ Brett Spell Author, Professional Java Programming
hi all i faced the same problem but my project uses (JMF) so i have to install it first on evrey user's machine and all user's have to go thrue the installaition process and made shortcut's for jmf i realy don't want all that to be happen i want the user setup my program by double click on the plahpalh.exe to install my program and don't go through the instalation of jmf thanks maged
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Hi, what you can do is, bundle your jmf libraries in your installer just as you bundle normal jar and lib files. you do not need to install jmf additionally... Ajay
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
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