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Re: .NET Framework 4 issue

Thank you for the good news

Friedrich

Re: .NET Framework 4 issue

Thanks again for your excellent support service! Problem solved - boss happy!

Re: .NET Framework 4 issue

BTW, I think it should be possible to automatically return the "type" of the installed framework (FULL/CLIENT). We'll try to add this to the next build.

Friedrich

Re: .NET Framework 4 issue

Hello,

The following information should help:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee942965.aspx (see Detecting the .NET Framework)

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/heaths/archi...udio-2010.aspx

You can use the above to detect a Client/Full install. Just use the "Get Registry Key Value..." script function and you are done.

Does this help?

Friedrich

.NET Framework 4 issue

Hi,

our application requires .NET Framework 4 Extended/Full and this is set as a core prerequisite. When running our setup on a machine not already containing FW4 the installation correctly detects that the component is missing and installs it properly. So far so good...until today when we experienced a pc only containing the .NET 4 Client version instead of the extended version. When trying to access the functionality requiring .NET 4 Extended we only get a message informing that .NET4 Extended must be installed and this only redirects to a Microsoft website. This won't suite our customers...

If our setup is executed on the pc mentioned above it seems to detect that FW4 is present even though it's only the Client version. So the big question is; could SetupBuilder detect that there's only the Client version of FW4 present?