Here's the situation:
I'm on a team developing a large WinForms application. When Telerik released the 2013 Q2 release, we upgraded. Some of the changes caused errors in our program. So we rolled back to the Q1 installation and decided to upgrade in a controlled environment. So we got an extra computer, installed the new RadControls release and fixed all the issues. Now we're attempting to test on another computer, and we're getting errors. Everything works fine on the computer with the new version installed. When you try it on a computer with out the latest version, it crashes.
We're using TFS for source control, and the references are pointing to DLLs included in the source control, so I know that the references are pointing to the Q2 DLLs. Also, if I move C:\Program Files (x86)\Telerik, the program works fine (on the same computer where it was already working). Therefore, I know that there are no hidden references to the DLLs in Program Files.
My question boils down to this: in order for those DLLs to work properly, is it required that RadControls be installed on a machine and for the installed version of RadControls to be the same version as the one in the build?
Maybe RadControls is pointing to some system thing that happens when you install the Q2 stuff. I really don't know how it all works behind the scenes. I'm just shooting in the dark now.
I'm on a team developing a large WinForms application. When Telerik released the 2013 Q2 release, we upgraded. Some of the changes caused errors in our program. So we rolled back to the Q1 installation and decided to upgrade in a controlled environment. So we got an extra computer, installed the new RadControls release and fixed all the issues. Now we're attempting to test on another computer, and we're getting errors. Everything works fine on the computer with the new version installed. When you try it on a computer with out the latest version, it crashes.
We're using TFS for source control, and the references are pointing to DLLs included in the source control, so I know that the references are pointing to the Q2 DLLs. Also, if I move C:\Program Files (x86)\Telerik, the program works fine (on the same computer where it was already working). Therefore, I know that there are no hidden references to the DLLs in Program Files.
My question boils down to this: in order for those DLLs to work properly, is it required that RadControls be installed on a machine and for the installed version of RadControls to be the same version as the one in the build?
Maybe RadControls is pointing to some system thing that happens when you install the Q2 stuff. I really don't know how it all works behind the scenes. I'm just shooting in the dark now.
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Hi Chris,
I am copying the answer from your support ticket to the forum so the community can benefit from it.
No, installation is not needed for the assemblies to be working and simply referencing the correct assemblies should allow you to run the project. Basically, setting the CopyLocal to true of the Telerik assemblies and copying the bin folder to another machine without installation should work with no issues.
We kindly ask you to use just one support channel to contact us. Posting the same questions numerous times slows down our response time because we will need to review and address two or more tickets instead of one. Moreover threads are handled according to license and time of posting, so if it is an urgent problem, we suggest you use a support ticket, which would be handled before a forum thread.
Regards,
Stefan
Telerik
I am copying the answer from your support ticket to the forum so the community can benefit from it.
No, installation is not needed for the assemblies to be working and simply referencing the correct assemblies should allow you to run the project. Basically, setting the CopyLocal to true of the Telerik assemblies and copying the bin folder to another machine without installation should work with no issues.
We kindly ask you to use just one support channel to contact us. Posting the same questions numerous times slows down our response time because we will need to review and address two or more tickets instead of one. Moreover threads are handled according to license and time of posting, so if it is an urgent problem, we suggest you use a support ticket, which would be handled before a forum thread.
Regards,
Stefan
Telerik
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answered on 03 Jul 2013, 02:34 PM
Sorry about posting this twice. I thought that by posting publicly, I may get a response from another user rather just a Telerik admin. I'll make sure to do it correctly in the future.
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Thank you for the understanding.
Regards,
Stefan
Telerik
Regards,
Stefan
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