I've updated WSE to SP1 and noticed that you must use the msi
redistributable provided. The msi installs the Microsoft.WebServices2.dll
and a two publisher policies in the GAC.
My question is why is it required to install the msi, which effectively
kills my ability to use "xcopy" and "smart deployment"?
Is the WSE assembly required to live in the GAC? Do I need the publisher
policy if I already compiled against the latest SP1 version? Shouldn't the
publisher policy only be required to allow existing apps compiled against
2.0 to "float" up to the newer assembly?
If the answer is yes to all of these, is there going to be a merge module
provided instead of the msi so that I can bundle the runtime into my own
installation. Forcing our end users to do any additional work i.e running a
separate msi, causes total chaos on our support phones.
Thanks,
Darren Mombourquette
Ram - 01 Oct 2004 14:53 GMT
Could you please let me know if a merge module for WSE SP1 has been created?
Thanks.
-Ram.
> I've updated WSE to SP1 and noticed that you must use the msi
> redistributable provided. The msi installs the Microsoft.WebServices2.dll
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> Thanks,
> Darren Mombourquette
GD - 15 Nov 2004 22:16 GMT
Did you find if there is a merge module available for WSE 2.0?
Do you know any other way to so that I can bundle WSE 2.0 into my own
installation?
Thanks,
GD
> Could you please let me know if a merge module for WSE SP1 has been created?
>
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> > Thanks,
> > Darren Mombourquette
Darren Mombourquette - 17 Nov 2004 13:25 GMT
No unfortunatly there isn't. Hopefully one will be provided in the
next service pack.
> Did you find if there is a merge module available for WSE 2.0?
> Do you know any other way to so that I can bundle WSE 2.0 into my own
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> > > Thanks,
> > > Darren Mombourquette