Visual Basic

How to group multi project into single setup project

8-Apr-04 2:25

No problem!

RageInTheMachine9532

Member 7660846-Apr-04 21:39

Member 766084

6-Apr-04 21:39

I am having different module,i wanted to make a singel setup project fro this.how can i Implement this?doing so ,user can be select the module that he want to and can be unselect when he dont want to.

Tell me the method ..in order to make my deploying make easier....

Re: How to group multi project into single setup project

Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa7-Apr-04 18:34

Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa

7-Apr-04 18:34

This may not be the direct application for you to use. But you can give this a try... You can modify the configuration file and install it

http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/dotNetInstaller.asp[^]

He who controls others may be powerful,
But he who has mastered himself is mightier still.

browse a dbase III (.dbf) file

omdino6-Apr-04 21:31

omdino

6-Apr-04 21:31

need help.
iam beginner in vb6, i try create a program using vb6 to browse and edit a dbf file. (using microsoft ado data control & microsoft datagrid control).
browsing ok. but i get an error while updating the cell.
error : "insufficient base table information for updating or refreshing"

dino

system name

jithen_dt6-Apr-04 20:02

jithen_dt

6-Apr-04 20:02

How can I find the system name in vb.net

Every thing is MAYA(Illusion)

Re: system name

Dave Kreskowiak7-Apr-04 1:00

how to load word document from add-in

7-Apr-04 1:00

The Environment class holds that info:

Imports System
.
.
.
    Dim machineName As String = Environment.MachineName

RageInTheMachine9532

skoizumi291106-Apr-04 17:07

skoizumi29110

6-Apr-04 17:07

If i have the full path to the specific document( saying "mydocument.doc" how can i load the document from VB COM add-in

Creating help file

Sreepathi6-Apr-04 16:50

Sreepathi

6-Apr-04 16:50

Hi,

How to create, Edit and Load help file for each control. Or I would like to know how to write help file for my application for each control.

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Re: Creating help file

jithen_dt6-Apr-04 20:07

jithen_dt

6-Apr-04 20:07

You need not write saperate help files for each control,
what you can do is create 1 help file which has help info
about all controls in your app, and in the control property
provide different help keywords.

Every thing is MAYA

DataGrid Error - Need help

ibok236-Apr-04 15:20

ibok23

6-Apr-04 15:20

I have added a data grid. I am trying to change the default header of each column to another name. For example:

dgtsPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(0).HeaderText = "Employee ID"
        dgtsPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(0).Alignment = HorizontalAlignment.Center

I keep getting an error. I want my first column to have employee id as the header. Any Sugggestion

Thank you,

ibok23

Dave Kreskowiak6-Apr-04 17:48

6-Apr-04 17:48

ibok23 wrote:
I keep getting an error.

And that error would be ....?

RageInTheMachine9532

ibok237-Apr-04 2:47

ibok23

7-Apr-04 2:47

I am trying to put a header on each of my columns in my data grid. I have the columns already there, but with a different name from when I made the data relations. For example on column one it has "fldEmployeeId". I just want "Employee ID". I am getting an error while trying to run it. It is telling me that

An unhandled exception of type 'System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException' occurred in mscorlib.dllAdditional information: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection.

The error is on the first line in this part of the code.

What am I doing wrong? I have a total of 6 columns. Any suggestions.

dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(0).HeaderText = "Employee ID"
        dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(0).Alignment = HorizontalAlignment.Center        
dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(1).HeaderText = "Payroll ID" 
       dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(1).Alignment = HorizontalAlignment.Center        
dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(2).HeaderText = "Pay Date" 
       dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(2).Alignment = HorizontalAlignment.Center       
 dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(3).HeaderText = "Gross Pay"  
      dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(3).Alignment = HorizontalAlignment.Right        
dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(4).HeaderText = "Withholding" 
       dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(4).Alignment = HorizontalAlignment.Right        
dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(5).HeaderText = "Net Pay" 
       dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles(5).Alignment = HorizontalAlignment.Right

Thank you,

ibok23

Dave Kreskowiak7-Apr-04 5:51

7-Apr-04 5:51

You need to create the GridColumnStyle first, then added it to the GridColumStylesCollection. Just indexing a GridColumnStyleCollection, like your doing, will not create a new column.

    Dim newGridColumnStyle As New GridColumnStyle
    newGridColumnStyle.HeaderText = "Employee ID"
    newGridColumnStyle.Alignment = HorizontalAlignment.Center
 
    dgPayrollInfo.GridColumnStyles.Add( newGridColumStyle )
    .
    .
    .

RageInTheMachine9532

Deployment with dotnetfx.exe

Member 7660846-Apr-04 21:33

Member 766084

6-Apr-04 21:33

Dim GridTableStyle1 As New DataGridTableStyle()<br />
GridTableStyle1.MappingName = "Customer"<br />
'Customer is the name of the table in the dataset<br />
<br />
Dim GridColStyle1 As New DataGridTextBoxColumn()<br />
        With GridColStyle1<br />
            .HeaderText = "ID"<br />
            .MappingName = "CustID"<br />
<br />
        End With<br />
GridTableStyle1.GridColumnStyles.Add(GridColStyle1)<br />
<br />
MyDataGrid.TableStyles.Add(GridTableStyle1)

nvmoss6-Apr-04 11:05

nvmoss

6-Apr-04 11:05

I am finishing up the deployment package for my first VB.NET application. Is there a way I can add the VB redistributable to my startup project so that it will automatically install before my application, if it isn't already on the target machine?

Thanks!

Dave Kreskowiak6-Apr-04 11:15

6-Apr-04 11:15

No because your VB.NET app won't even launch without the .NET Framework already installed.

You'll have to install the framework during your app's installation. Search CodeProject and www.GotDotNet.com for articles on Bootstrapping Setup.

RageInTheMachine9532

nvmoss7-Apr-04 3:20

nvmoss

7-Apr-04 3:20

OK - I downloaded the dotnetfx.exe file and the Bootstrap example. I think I have those correct, but in one of the MSDN article on this, it says that "The following line of code launches a silent install of Dotnetfx.exe:

dotnetfx.exe /q:a /c:"install /l /q"

Nowhere does it say where this code goes, or how it is called. This is my first VB.NET applicationm and things like this are very frustrating. Can anyone tell me how to implement this command? I am trying to put this application on a CD snd set it up so that the install begins automatically when the CD is inserted in the target computer, or the CD is inserted and the user clicks on "Startup" in the "Run" dialog box.

Thanks!

Dave Kreskowiak7-Apr-04 5:55

7-Apr-04 5:55

That command goes inside the Bootstrap sample. i haven't seen the code for it yet, mainly because I've deployed the .NET Framework to all of my client machines so I dont have to worry about this problem...

I'll check into the bootstrap sample and let you know...

RageInTheMachine9532

Dave Kreskowiak7-Apr-04 6:03

7-Apr-04 6:03

OK. After looking at the docs for the Setup.exe bootstrap sample, you don't have to do anything with that command. It just said that that is the command that will be used to start the setup for the .NET Framework. All you need to do is create a Settings.ini file with the appropriate information in it and make sure it is in the same directory as the Setup.exe file:

CD Root Directory

Setup.exe
Settings.ini
dotnetfx.exe
myapp.msi
any other files your app needs...

RageInTheMachine9532

nvmoss9-Apr-04 5:05

nvmoss

9-Apr-04 5:05

I tried that and the .NET Framework installed, but the innstall was visible to the user. Isn't there a way to have .NET Framework install in the background?

Thanks!