This topic contains information relevant to the developers that have to deploy applications using components from the Nevron .NET Vision suite.

When you use one of the components in the package it becomes an integral part of your application. Therefore when you need to ship that application to the end user you must also ship all components that are used in your application in order for it to function properly on the target machine.

Depending on the application framework you need to deploy the relevant Nevron assemblies to the bin folder of that application. This ensures that those assemblies will be present on the target machine. The easiest way is to make sure that the application is compiled with the "Copy Local" property of the Nevron assemblies set to true. This is because initially all components of the .NET Vision suite reside in the GAC (Global Assembly Cache). To do this follow these steps:

1. Open Visual Studio
2. Open Your project
3. Open Solution Explorer and located the "References" book
4. For each assembly that starts with "Nevron" performs steps 5 and 6
5. Right click on the assembly and select properties from the context menu
6. Set the "Copy Local" setting to True

Now you can deploy the application by just copying the bin folder. The following table lists the required assemblies for each product in the package: