[Mono-dev] problem with mkbundle on Windows

[Rafael Teixeira]

Does the third-party dlls, have native dependencies (P/Invokes) or use
reflection to load other dlls? Both things will work against what mkbundle
tries to do. Nevertheless you can mkbundle just your main app and
system-level assemblies and have all yours and third=party dlls installed in
the same directory instead of being inside the bundle and it should work.

:)

On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 9:07 AM, Rakshas <rakshas2000 at inbox.ru> wrote:

>
> I'm trying to make portable application. One of the requirements -- there
> is
> no .NET Framework on user machine, and there is no way to install it (user
> hasn't admin rights).
> So I'm trying to make bundle with Mono.
> Application uses some third-party dlls with WinForms. At first there was
> problem to make bundle: mkbundle couldn't find all dlls, though they were
> placed to the same folder as target exe-file. I've found such solution:
> place mkbundle.exe to the same folder and then run "mono mkbundle.exe
> myapp.exe --deps".
> In this way, bundle is made, but it doesn't run. So just black screen is
> appeared for some ms.
> Can someone helps with this problem?
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