Shipping Selected Files from Server

Warning: We recommend that you ship the whole of reUZE Server with your application. However to provide backward compatibility, you can still select and ship specific files.

These files are packaged in the reUZE Server install file SRP32xxxxxxxx.exe (where xxxxxxxx indicates the build) on your reUZE Server CD. To extract files without installing reUZE Server, run the executable with the /a switch and specify the location in which to store the extracted files. For example, enter:

srp*.exe /a

The reUZE Server files you need to ship with your application depend on how you linked the application, the type of executable it is, and the support functionality it uses. The files that you need to ship also depend on whether your application is single or multi-threaded.

When you ship a modular application (one that is dynamically linked), you need to ship the following files:

The main program of your application
Any dynamically linked programs that are part of your application, including objects that have been linked into dynamic link libraries
The Microsoft Visual C++ run-time system msvcrt.dll
The file for the shared run-time system, one of the following:
- cblrtss.dll for single-threaded applications
- cblrtsm.dll for multi-threaded applications
Licensing files
At least one of the following National Language Support message files:
- mflangdf.lbr (default language)
- mflang01.lbr (American English)
- mflang05.lbr (English)
- mflang20.lbr (Japanese)

In addition, you need to ship the following files depending on your application requirements:

Run-time support modules to which your application are dynamically linked.
.int and .gnt support files, if your application consists of .int and .gnt files, and you might also need to ship a trigger program
OO support files if your application uses OO COBOL
On-site debugging tools, if necessary
The file adisctrl, if your application uses the enhanced ACCEPT/DISPLAY syntax, and you have configured it to use a non-default configuration
Documentation files in the Help subdirectory, if your users need the reUZE Server documentation

You can package the files you need in whatever you choose, such as by combining the necessary .gnt files into an .lbr file, or by creating .dll files from the supplied .obj files instead of shipping the .gnt files.