Disabling Component in TD

[Tim Houle]

What does disabling a component in TD actually do? I
noticed it is still included in the image even when
disabled.

 

[Heidi Linda eMVP]

What does disabling a component in TD actually do? I
noticed it is still included in the image even when
disabled.

It shouldn't be. Are the files actually there?

 

[Tim Houle]

I disabled Outlook Express. After I build and run,
Outlook Express was still available on menu and starts
the Outlook config wizard if executed.

 

[Slobodan Brcin \(eMVP\)]

Hi Tim,

Disable only does that "disable component" so it is not included during the build to your image.
But unfortunately if your autoresolve dependencies is on then it will add new instance of this component to your build if some other
component need it.

So you should usually remove component from your build since this option is useless unless you want to quick test what would happen
if you remove some component without writing it down to paper. What I want to say is that you can use disabled component as a hint
what you have removed when your image stop working. So you can trace back your steps.

Best regards,
Slobodan

 

[Tim Houle]

I understand. Thanks for the response Slobodan.

Tim

-----Original Message-----
Hi Tim,

Disable only does that "disable component" so it is not

included during the build to your image.

But unfortunately if your autoresolve dependencies is on

then it will add new instance of this component to your
build if some other

component need it.

So you should usually remove component from your build

since this option is useless unless you want to quick
test what would happen

if you remove some component without writing it down to

paper. What I want to say is that you can use disabled
component as a hint

what you have removed when your image stop working. So you can trace back your steps.

Best regards,
Slobodan



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