When we develop in OpenEdge 11.3 64bit we want to use the .Net Ultra Controls.
If one of our customers has still 32bit OS systems with OE 11.3 32bit client what do we need for compiling the application. In 11.3 is the first Windows Client that can work with the same .r files on the 32bit as the 64bit clients.
Is this be valid for the .Net components we want to use in our application.
What do we need to deploy the Ultra Controls at the run time application.
11.3 Window R-Code should work without recompiling on 32 and 64 bit of Progress. Yeah!
For deployment of the UltraControls. Progress ships them with a Progress Client networking in %DLC%\bin\infragistics\winforms. But you can also distribute “your” version by ZIPping up
“c:\Program Files (x86)\Infragistics\NetAdvantage 2013.1\Windows Forms\CLR4.0\Bin\”
There is no need to register .NET Assemblies on the target system. Just copy the .DLL files into a folder (below your r-code installation folder) and have the –assemblies parameter point to that folder.
Be careful with installations on network drives, as the .NET framework may require additional settings in the active directory / group policy. Google for “caspol”
Any you may run into this here…
http://www.d80.co.uk/post/2011/10/04/Unblock-all-the-Net-Assemblies-in-a-Folder.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897440.aspx