I've created a new Photino.Blazor app using the HelloPhotino template in Visual Studio 2019.
I can run this fine from my development folder. However it does not run when published to a Program Files folder.
Can anyone explain why this is so? Is it because files are downloaded and Program Files is read-only?
Is it possible to compile a electron app into a standalone Windows EXE. So no dependency files required. Also pass command line arguments to it?
I'm trying to modernize a legacy Delphi project (probably from Delphi 7). I'm using Delphi 10.3.3 now.
When I build the project, Delphi creates the .exe file in the project directory. But I want the .exe file to be created in Win32\Release or Win32\Debug folder. How can I change it?
I'm using Electron Builder for packaging my app and handling auto-updating. Is it possible to have my application auto-update from a zip file in a static directory? It says only NSIS is supported for auto-updating, which I think means that using NSIS or NSIS-web will always require an executable for updating.
My company VPN doesn't allow executable files to be hosted on the network, so i'm just trying to find out if it's possible to update my Electron app using a zip file with Electron Builder (without having to resort to Squirrel)
I made a simple application for blackberry the jar file doesn't get created ?
when the application is build following files get created in the main folder
.cod, .cso, .debug, .jad, .jdp, .rapc except the .jar file.
The .cod files contain the compiled program code for your blackberry application, and are equivalent to jar files.
You can use either the .jad file, or an .alx file (using blackberry desktop manager) to load these .cod files onto your blackberry.