Cool, you could created a Jira ticket and attached the MSI package when you have finished.
On 1/17/08, Chris Weisel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've created an MSI package to install DataMapper for .Net 2.0 into the > GAC for internal use at work, and I decided that since I was already doing > the work, I might as well see if anyone wanted to put the package up on the > site for distribution. > > I packaged up Castle.DynamicProxy, IBatisNet.Common, and > IBatisNet.DataMapper, which go into the GAC, as well as the license files, > the sample providers and config files, and the xsd files, all of which go > into the Program Files folder. I also put shortcuts into the Start Menu. > > > I added a License Agreement screen to the setup project, which requires an > RTF document. I wanted to do 1 screen for the iBatis license and 1 for the > Castle license, but VStudio is only letting me add 1 license screen. > Therefore, I left the existing licenses intact and copied their entire > texts into an RTF file which I also included in the MSI and referenced in > the License screen. I'm not sure if the way I organized the licenses in the > file will make the lawyers happy, so I wanted to get some input before I > sent it out. > > > Is there anyone who could take a look at what I've done and see what needs > to be changed to make this work? Let me know and I'll email it directly to > whoever is interested. > > > Thanks, > > > Chris Weisel > > > p.s. I'm also working on Item Templates and a Project Template for VS 2k5 > to lower the barrier to entry for iBatis. I'll have to double check with my > boss, but there should be no problem contributing those items to the > project, either. > -- Cheers, Gilles Join my network on LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/in/sellig
