Microsoft .NET-Connected Application Deployment

Rabi SatterSr. Program ManagerMicrosoft CorporationDTL301

xcopy deployVS Setup Project

Clickonce

XbapWeb Publish

Network ShareMS Deploy

App Virtualization

Wix

vsdbcmd

Who is the end user?

What kind of application?

How will they get it?

How often will they use it?

Multi-Targeting with VS2010demo

New - .NET ProfilesApplication users

A runtime without developer items like reference assemblies needed only for compile timeRemoves the need to reboot and have administrator access to install

Developer users a Profile consists ofReference Assemblies to target a particular profile using Visual Studio 2010If a Profile is installable

An installer for the ProfileBootstrapper Package(s) to enable ClickOnce and Setup

The Full Framework will be required for development regardless of your target Profile

New - .NET Profile Road Map

Full Framework 2.0 3.0 3.5 SP1 4

Client Profile Arrowhead 3.5 SP1 4

Server Core Win 7 .NET 3.5 SP1 v4 TBD

.NET 3.5 SP1 Profiles

Full Framework

CLR v2WCF (Client) WCF (Server)

LINQ

WFADO.NET ASP.NET

WPF/WinForms

X86 X64 IA64

Entity Framework

231

Installed Framework

Download size

Time to Download (512 kbps)

None ~56 MB 15 min2.0 ~50 MB 15 min2.0SP1 ~33 MB 9 min3.0SP1 ~10 MB 3 min

Web Installer (2.8 MB + Install)

Client Profile 3.5 SP1

CLR v2WCF (Client)

ADO.NET

WPF/WinForms

X86

28/255

Server Core Profile

CLR v2WCF (Client) WCF (Server)

Entity Framework

LINQ

WF, Cardspace

ADO.NET ASP.NET

X64

NET 4 Profiles

Full Framework

CLR v4WCF (Client) WCF (Server)

Entity Framework

LINQ

WFADO.NET ASP.NET

WPF/WinForms

X86 X64 IA64

Client Profile 4

CLR v4WCF (Client)Entity Framework

LINQADO.NET

WPF/WinForms

X86 X64

.NET v4 – Beta 1 Only

Profile Size in MBFull x86 76.4Full x86/x64 157Full IA64 145Client x86 34Client x86/x64 70.9

.NET Adoption

70% of PCs have some version of the FrameworkAdoption is un-even, so know your market

.NET Deployment StrategiesAssume .NET Framework preinstalled

This strategy is based on being able to assume 100% of target computers have the Framework or managed desktop environmentUse Application management tools like SCCM and WSUS to install the framework

Ensure the .NET Framework is installedGiven that adoption is not 100% to give a better deployment experience chain in a Profile runtimeDetect the FrameworkChain in the framework when it is not found

.NET Detectiondemo

.NET Deployment

Deploying with .NET Framework preinstalledxcopy to deploy applicationsRun application on network shareXbapClickOnceSCCM/SMS or Third Party Application Management tools

Microsoft Confidential

Preinstall the Framework

SCCM/SMS or 3rd Party Application Management toolsActive Directory

Microsoft Confidential

Xbapdemo

Possible Enterprise Architecture

PCPCPCPCPCDeployment

ServerPCPCPCPCApp

PCPCPreqs

ClickOncedemo

.NET Deployment

Deploying with .NET Framework When Not Installed

ClickOnceVS Setup ProjectThird Party Installed

MS Deploy

Deployment tool for IISIIS 6.0 & 7.0 supportedEnables deployment on a single web server or across a web farmSynchronize content on a single web server or across a web farm

MS Deploydemo

Traditional Application Execution

Application Virtualization

App-V

Can virtualize .NET applicationsMay require .NET already installed on the Client machine

question & answer

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Sessions On-Demand & Community

http://microsoft.com/technet

Resources for IT Professionals

http://microsoft.com/msdn

Resources for Developers

www.microsoft.com/learningMicrosoft Certification and Training Resources

www.microsoft.com/learning

Microsoft Certification & Training Resources

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