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Citect 2018 Deployment

kevin

Hello,


I'm finishing the development of my standalone application and now I want to transfer my project to the customer's pc.
My aim is do the transfer, avoiding that the client can read/modify the source code.
How can I do that?
Can I just backup the project from my PC and restore that in the new PC and delete only the Citect Editor?
Do I have to do the deployment activity?
What are the differences?


Thank you

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  • I think you should just be able to copy the runtime, compiled files into the user folder. Rdb, ctg,... Easiest way is probably to note the time, compile you project, then go into the main project directory and sort by date modified. Then grab all the files modified after the time you noted. If you do it this way, make sure you turn incremental compile OFF. I'm fairly sure the compiled files are only stored in the main project, but if you have include projects, you might want to check those don't contain compiled files as well.

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  • I think you should just be able to copy the runtime, compiled files into the user folder. Rdb, ctg,... Easiest way is probably to note the time, compile you project, then go into the main project directory and sort by date modified. Then grab all the files modified after the time you noted. If you do it this way, make sure you turn incremental compile OFF. I'm fairly sure the compiled files are only stored in the main project, but if you have include projects, you might want to check those don't contain compiled files as well.

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