How to configure a client/server in development

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  • Bob

    How to configure a client/server in development

    Hello,

    I need to develop an application in ASP .NET (C#): this is my first time.
    The application will be very simple, but I need a third-party control for
    generating PDFs, and I have chosen one (Websupergoo). I have VS2005 on my
    PC, but I want to save the project on my development server (same network).
    My question is: should I install Websupergoo on my PC only, or also on the
    server? Or maybe only on the server?
    In general: when I use a third-party .NET control, where should I install
    it?

    Thanks.


  • Michael Nemtsev [MVP]

    #2
    Re: How to configure a client/server in development

    Hello Bob,

    Actually u should only refer to the lib dlls from your project.
    Read the readme fike from your library, it should be explained how to deploy
    it

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    WBR,
    Michael Nemtsev [.NET/C# MVP] :: blog: http://spaces.live.com/laflour

    "The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we
    miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it" (c) Michelangelo


    BHello,
    B>
    BI need to develop an application in ASP .NET (C#): this is my first
    Btime.
    BThe application will be very simple, but I need a third-party control
    Bfor
    Bgenerating PDFs, and I have chosen one (Websupergoo). I have VS2005
    Bon my
    BPC, but I want to save the project on my development server (same
    Bnetwork).
    BMy question is: should I install Websupergoo on my PC only, or also
    Bon the
    Bserver? Or maybe only on the server?
    BIn general: when I use a third-party .NET control, where should I
    Binstall
    Bit?
    BThanks.
    B>


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    • Eliyahu Goldin

      #3
      Re: How to configure a client/server in development

      You need to install a third-party control on the server that runs your
      application. In your development environment your pc is the server, so you
      need to install the control there. If you deploy the app on some other
      server, you will need to deploy the control there too.

      --
      Eliyahu Goldin,
      Software Developer
      Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET]




      "Bob" <nospam@nospam. comwrote in message
      news:47e0f3d1$0 $37200$4fafbaef @reader3.news.t in.it...
      Hello,
      >
      I need to develop an application in ASP .NET (C#): this is my first time.
      The application will be very simple, but I need a third-party control for
      generating PDFs, and I have chosen one (Websupergoo). I have VS2005 on my
      PC, but I want to save the project on my development server (same
      network). My question is: should I install Websupergoo on my PC only, or
      also on the server? Or maybe only on the server?
      In general: when I use a third-party .NET control, where should I install
      it?
      >
      Thanks.
      >
      >

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      • Bob

        #4
        Re: How to configure a client/server in development

        "Eliyahu Goldin" <REMOVEALLCAPIT ALSeEgGoldDinN@ mMvVpPsS.orgha scritto nel
        messaggio news:ui0Sw2biIH A.4140@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
        You need to install a third-party control on the server that runs your
        application. In your development environment your pc is the server, so you
        need to install the control there. If you deploy the app on some other
        server, you will need to deploy the control there too.
        I'm using a PC with Visual Studio, but I want to save everyting on the
        Server. I don't want to have anything on my PC. This way, if I change PC I
        just need to install VS and I will be able to continue to work (because the
        source is on the server). So, should I install the third-party control both
        on my PC and the Server?
        Thanks.

        PS. The two above replies say something different, that I should install it
        only on my PC...


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