Hello,

I have an C# application that I would like to create 2 versions from
the same code base.
The first would be a "Lite" version with minimal functionality and the
second would be a "Pro" version with all features enabled.

Does anyone have any knowledge/resources that describe how to do this
in .NET CF?

Thanks,
JR

On Jan 7, 9:12*am, jrad <joe.radjavi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have an C# application that I would like to create 2 versions from
> the same code base.
> The first would be a "Lite" version with minimal functionality and the
> second would be a "Pro" version with all features enabled.
>
> Does anyone have any knowledge/resources that describe how to do this
> in .NET CF?
>
> Thanks,
> JR

This is a matter that is handled at various levels. Using a software
configuration management system (i.e. Subversion, Perforce, MS Team
Foundation Server etc...) is the first step. You can probably make use
of resource files, etc...., dependinging on your requirements. A good
start is

http://www.amazon.com/Software-Confi...9&sr=1-1-spell

On Jan 7, 3:20*pm, Batvanio <batva...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jan 7, 9:12*am, jrad <joe.radjavi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hello,
>
> > I have an C# application that I would like to create 2 versions from
> > the same code base.
> > The first would be a "Lite" version with minimal functionality and the
> > second would be a "Pro" version with all features enabled.
>
> > Does anyone have any knowledge/resources that describe how to do this
> > in .NET CF?
>
> > Thanks,
> > JR
>
> This is a matter that is handled at various levels. Using a software
> configuration management system (i.e. Subversion, Perforce, MS Team
> Foundation Server etc...) is the first step. You can probably make use
> of resource files, etc...., dependinging on your requirements. A good
> start is
>
> http://www.amazon.com/Software-Confi...-Patterns-Inte...

Thanks for your response.
We are currently using MS TFS for version control.

What I am looking for is the best way to compile the "Lite" and "Pro"
versions using VS2008.
- I would think app.config would be a way, but I do not want the
user to be able to modify the settings on the device once the app is
installed.
- Should I make 2 csproj files, with different build settings.
- Something else.

Regards,
JR

Hi, jrad,

On 7 Jan., 18:12, jrad <joe.radjavi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have an C# application that I would like to create 2 versions from
> the same code base.
> The first would be a "Lite" version with minimal functionality and the
> second would be a "Pro" version with all features enabled.
>
> Does anyone have any knowledge/resources that describe how to do this
> in .NET CF?

You could put the extended functionality into a DLL which is
dynamically loaded via reflection, and simply leave the DLL out of the
packages going to the Lite users.

Markus

Hello,

you can define sort of a conditional compile flag and depending on how
it is set during compile time the light or the full version is generated.

Greetings

Markus