We use SF for our Demo program and are very happy. We wonder if you can help us decide to use SF for our actual application. 3 concerns:
1) We need a fast build -- much faster than it currently is. Even without compressing files, due to the large number of files/MB, it is still too slow. This is important so we can create fixed installs quickly.
2) We need an option to create a CD which mirrors the directory structure of the source files. Currently, SF creates one huge setup.exe file, so we can't re-copy any files manually once the CD is burned.
3) We would like more than 4 install types. Currently SF is limited to 4, which you can rename, but that doesn't cut it for us. For us, a "Complete" install is meaningless, and half our customers would wind up doing a "Custom" install.
These may sound "out there", but it would really, really help us. SF's ease of use is the best, and I think these features might help other companies like us who ship software packages with many different modules, but five common configurations:
1) Single-user SQL Anywhere
2) Client (for any Database)
3) MS SQL Server - Server
4) Oracle - Server
5) SQL Anywhere - Server
Thank you
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VictorReinhart
1) We need a fast build -- much faster than it currently is. Even without compressing files, due to the large number of files/MB, it is still too slow. This is important so we can create fixed installs quickly.
2) We need an option to create a CD which mirrors the directory structure of the source files. Currently, SF creates one huge setup.exe file, so we can't re-copy any files manually once the CD is burned.
3) We would like more than 4 install types. Currently SF is limited to 4, which you can rename, but that doesn't cut it for us. For us, a "Complete" install is meaningless, and half our customers would wind up doing a "Custom" install.
These may sound "out there", but it would really, really help us. SF's ease of use is the best, and I think these features might help other companies like us who ship software packages with many different modules, but five common configurations:
1) Single-user SQL Anywhere
2) Client (for any Database)
3) MS SQL Server - Server
4) Oracle - Server
5) SQL Anywhere - Server
Thank you
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VictorReinhart
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