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Aug 06, 2013
10:33 PM
Windows Service dependency dll from Temporary ASP.NET Files
Hi,
I use InstallShield Limited in vs2012 and create a windows service.
I set only Project Primary Output in Application Files options.
but I found InstallShield finds dependency dll from Temporary ASP.NET Files.
How could I do to let it find dependency dll from project output folder.
I use InstallShield Limited in vs2012 and create a windows service.
I set only Project Primary Output in Application Files options.
but I found InstallShield finds dependency dll from Temporary ASP.NET Files.
How could I do to let it find dependency dll from project output folder.
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Aug 13, 2013
08:35 AM
Hello,
In files and folders view, right click on project primary output > select Resolve project output> list down all the dependent files and add them to output folder manually.>Disable the .Net scan at build under properties for the files added by right clicing on primary output.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Chiranjeevi
In files and folders view, right click on project primary output > select Resolve project output> list down all the dependent files and add them to output folder manually.>Disable the .Net scan at build under properties for the files added by right clicing on primary output.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Chiranjeevi
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