Hello,
when including the .NET Framework 4.5.2, are there any language packs included? If so, which of them?
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.NET Installer including language packs?
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Re: .NET Installer including language packs?
Dear Anja,
for what I know it doesn't include any Language pack.
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for what I know it doesn't include any Language pack.
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Re: .NET Installer including language packs?
Hello,
may I request a feature?
I'd like to be able to have the full .NET Framework targeting all OS and including all language packs as an additional package in the Application runtimes.
I am aware of the possibility to add own packages but I'd expected this to work out of the box.
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may I request a feature?
I'd like to be able to have the full .NET Framework targeting all OS and including all language packs as an additional package in the Application runtimes.
I am aware of the possibility to add own packages but I'd expected this to work out of the box.
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Re: .NET Installer including language packs?
Dear Anja,
I'll submit your request to our team. However I doubt that it will be effectively released.
We receive hundreds of requests of this kind and it's quite impossible to satisfy all.
So generally only "the most requested" are then effectively released.
This is the reason way we decided to introduce in InstallAware X3 the new "Application Runtime Wizard".
The new Application Runtime Wizard helps you easily create reusable technology prerequisite installation components that you may consume from any InstallAware project and may apply to any InstallAware instances.
Hope This helps you.
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I'll submit your request to our team. However I doubt that it will be effectively released.
We receive hundreds of requests of this kind and it's quite impossible to satisfy all.
So generally only "the most requested" are then effectively released.
This is the reason way we decided to introduce in InstallAware X3 the new "Application Runtime Wizard".
The new Application Runtime Wizard helps you easily create reusable technology prerequisite installation components that you may consume from any InstallAware project and may apply to any InstallAware instances.
Hope This helps you.
Regards
Francesco Toscano
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Re: .NET Installer including language packs?
Hello Francesco,
the Application runtime Wizard is nice, and really helpful.
It should offer the possibility to not only create runtime packages but also to view and edit existing ones.
Currently, when one is experimenting on which parameters to use, you have to create a new one each time.
EDIT: In how far does InstallAware support the chaining and pipint the .NET installer offers?
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/librar ... x#Anchor_5
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff859983.aspx
I've experimented with them and removed the MARQUEE mode from the custom runtime, but it does not seem to receive the progress information.
Regard
the Application runtime Wizard is nice, and really helpful.
It should offer the possibility to not only create runtime packages but also to view and edit existing ones.
Currently, when one is experimenting on which parameters to use, you have to create a new one each time.
EDIT: In how far does InstallAware support the chaining and pipint the .NET installer offers?
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/librar ... x#Anchor_5
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff859983.aspx
I've experimented with them and removed the MARQUEE mode from the custom runtime, but it does not seem to receive the progress information.
Regard
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Re: .NET Installer including language packs?
Dear Anja,
It might be a good suggestion actually the possibility to edit a runtime package...I'll put it in our list.
For what concerns the "chaining" option available with the Net installer, if you had a look at the MSDN sample (...the second link you posted), you have to release an application in order to receive "Event Notifications" from the Net package.
Unfortunately it doesn't exist any ready to use method for that in IA.
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It might be a good suggestion actually the possibility to edit a runtime package...I'll put it in our list.
For what concerns the "chaining" option available with the Net installer, if you had a look at the MSDN sample (...the second link you posted), you have to release an application in order to receive "Event Notifications" from the Net package.
Unfortunately it doesn't exist any ready to use method for that in IA.
Regards
Francesco Toscano
InstallAware Software
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