C / C++ / MFC

11-Nov-09 22:09

Hi

i have developed an application in vc++ vs2005 .The output runs as an exe.can anyone suggest me an idea on how to do it as a setup file.

regards
gany

002comp11-Nov-09 22:17

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235317(VS.80).aspx

11-Nov-09 22:17

hellogany11-Nov-09 22:49

11-Nov-09 22:49

HI

the link of msdn is not working

Thnks

Rajesh R Subramanian12-Nov-09 0:02

Rajesh R Subramanian

12-Nov-09 0:02

Try this[^]

“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell

Cedric Moonen11-Nov-09 22:21

Cedric Moonen

11-Nov-09 22:21

Have a look at Inno Setup[^]

Cédric Moonen
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Hadi Dayvary11-Nov-09 23:32

Hadi Dayvary

11-Nov-09 23:32

Take a look at this :
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/PrivateAssemblyProjects.aspx

www.logicsims.ir

Running MFC Exe in other computers

Rajesh R Subramanian11-Nov-09 23:53

Rajesh R Subramanian

11-Nov-09 23:53

I believe VS 2005 has setup and deployment feature bundled with it? Use it.

If you are looking for an alternative, I'd recommend Inno Setup[^].

“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell

hellogany11-Nov-09 22:00

11-Nov-09 22:00

Hi

i tried running the application using static library.

My Application is a Database oriented and hence i m getting the following error.

"oracle client and networking components were not found.These components are supplied by oracle corpartion and are part of the oracle version 7.3.3 or later client software insatllation

provider is unable to function until these components are installed."

Kindly provide me a solution

Regards
Gany

Garth J Lancaster11-Nov-09 22:15

11-Nov-09 22:15

hellogany wrote:
Kindly provide me a solution

install the oracle client on the machine - your DBA should have the client CD as part of the distribution (I think the client can also be downloaded from Oracle if you have a developer ID)

'g'

hellogany11-Nov-09 22:47

11-Nov-09 22:47

Hi

thnks for ur reply

I have to run the exe in many computers.

Do u think that i need to install client in every computers? If tht is that a gud solution???

Regards
gany

Garth J Lancaster11-Nov-09 22:54

11-Nov-09 22:54

Im not sure if ODBC will get you where you want instead - ie if you're connecting to an oracle database with ODBC does the Oracle client have to be on the machine as well ?

The Oracle client has the setup & ability to define network connections/definitions which allow a 'native' database connection through the Oracle Client Interface (OCI)

ask your DBA or look it up on the oracle site

'g'

hellogany11-Nov-09 23:07

File existance in Zip Flder

11-Nov-09 23:07

HI
Thnks for ur reply

i will chk it out

regrds
gany

002comp11-Nov-09 21:42

11-Nov-09 21:42

Hello Friends

I m creating a Zip folder by using

HZIP hz = CreateZip(fileName,0);

And adding files using

ZipAdd(hz, value1, value);

And I want to knpw How can i Check File Existance Of a File in Zipped Folder?

Thanks
Yogesh

Garth J Lancaster11-Nov-09 22:23

11-Nov-09 22:23

it depends on which implementation of zip you are using - if you're using Lucian Wischik's, something like this perhaps

HZIP hz = OpenZip("\\simple1.zip",0);
ZIPENTRY ze; GetZipItem(hz,-1,&ze);
int numitems=ze.index;
// -1 gives overall information about the zipfile
for (int zi=0; zi<numitems; zi++)
{ ZIPENTRY ze;
  GetZipItem(hz,zi,&ze); // fetch individual details
  // check ze.name here
}
CloseZip(hz);

002comp11-Nov-09 23:31

11-Nov-09 23:31

thanks for ur reply but I have to check while adding to zip file means before close of Zip.So will it work.B'czo this I know to extract the Items from Zip.Actually I thought that may be some function that gives me the result of existance of particular file in that zip.

Thx

Garth J Lancaster11-Nov-09 23:44

11-Nov-09 23:44

Im still not quite sure what you are trying to do - you're adding files to a zip but want to know if a file is in the zip before closing it ? huh ? or are you for example checking to see if a file ALREADY exists in the zip and not adding it if it does ?

you could wrap the code I gave you in a function that takes the hz of the open zip file and a string for the filename, and traverses the index like I show, returning say bool true if the file exists

a much simpler way could be for every file you're using ZippAdd for, you store the filename in a string vector before using ZipAdd. Before calling ZipAdd, search the vector using find() for example, if its found, dont ZipAdd it, but your logic is unclear, its late at night here, so thats the best I can do for the moment, sorry

'g'

002comp11-Nov-09 23:59