Axiant Deployment

[Martin McDonough]

I take it you mean you have separate program folders (modules) within one
application. If so, you can easily select all programs and build using the
same build profile. Therefore you could define many build profiles and build
each folder using a different build profile. If you want to go down this
route it is probably best to set up different applications so they each only
have two build profiles (one for live, one for development). 

If you do this, each module would need to have a separate run profile. These
run profiles create the application.axd which the axiant client uses on the
users desktop.

I would say keep it simple, one application, with two build profiles and two
run profiles. I have two applications though, the other is for powerhouse
web which has slightly different build profile.


> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Steve Franklin [SMTP:steve_franklin@yahoo.com]
> Sent:	25 October 2001 13:52
> To:	powerh-l@lists.swau.edu
> Subject:	Axiant Deployment
> 
> Does anyone have a document or some first hand experience that describes
> the
> recommended way to Deploy an Axiant application?  I plan on using a thin
> client.  The server is a Windows 2000 machine.  For example, if I have an
> application made up of multiple modules, should I build each module in a
> separate directory or should I put them all in one directory?  I have over
> 1000 programs total.  Any suggestions on structuring the build and
> deployment profiles would be helpful.
> 
> Steve Franklin
> Stw Inc.
> Email: steve_franklin@yahoo.com
> 
> 
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