Creating a single exe or batch file of different win application

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You're going to have to be much more specific than that.

Do you have the source code for these three apps or just the executables? And what exactly do you want to do with them....

Dec 22 '08 #2

I have both the source code and executable.Also I have three C# win application and I know that I can create 3 different exe for these application.But what I want to do is to merge all the three into one single application or exe

Dec 22 '08 #3

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Well, no, you can't just mash three apps into one.

If you have the source code, you could write a fourth program that does all that the first three do, but there is no way just to combine the three.

Dec 22 '08 #4

Frinavale

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@andyehi
Are all of these used by your application and you need to package these for deployment?
Are you trying to create an install application?

Dec 23 '08 #5

Sorry for the delayed response.Can you tell me how do i create the fourth project put all these in one project and create a single exe

Dec 23 '08 #6

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You missed my point....you can't just combine a bunch of applications...think about it. Each one does a different thing. You can't just slap it together. It really depends on what each one does, and how it does it.

My suggestion was to write a new program that does the job of all three.

Dec 23 '08 #7

Got you! thanks Also some where suggesting me on creating batch file,do you think it is possible to create a batch file for this.?

Dec 23 '08 #8

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Do you just want to execute one application after another?

Batch files are just text...they don't "contain" other programs, but they can execute them.

Dec 23 '08 #9

Yes that should be fine.how to execute them in sequence?

Dec 23 '08 #10

Frinavale

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I'm going to ask again: are you attempting to create an installation program?

Dec 23 '08 #11

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NO Im not creating an installation program since it is going to run on a single server .Actually batch file resolved my problem.Thanks everyone

Dec 24 '08 #12

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