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2017-08-01 09-37-20
Paul van Hoof
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How to add resource which will be saved in ./bin instead of ./bin2?
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How do we deploy files to the /bin directory instead of the /bin2 dir? We have to deploy two files everytime we deploy an espace. These
files are needed by modules in the IIS-stack, but can not be used directly from the website-general bin directory. Therefore we need a
copy of these files in every /bin dir of every espace. We hoped to add them once in the oml or using an extension..

regards,

Paul van Hoof

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André Vieira
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Hi Paul,

In version 5.x you can set the target directory for the resource file as follows


Hope this helps you.

Cheers,
André
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2016-04-21 20-09-55
J.
 
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That's not a solution, because he wants to target the standard "bin" directory.
With your suggestion we can target to every possible directory we can imagine, except "bin".




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2019-08-20 01-57-17
RafaOutSystems
 
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Hi Joost: It's possible!!! 

Paul: Using André´s explanation, but with a small change, set TargetDirectory to  .\bin instead of bin

Hope this helps you.


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RafaOutSystems
 
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Joost: Correction:

Outsystems copy the file to a "pre-staging" directory D:\Program Files\OutSystems\Platform Server\share\YourESpaceName\full\bin but doesnt copy to the "final" directory: D:\Program Files\OutSystems\Platform Server\running\YourESpaceName\bin

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J.
 
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So it isn't a solution after all :(
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2017-08-01 09-37-20
Paul van Hoof
Of course i already tested al these suggested things before posting here... Still very curious if there is a way to do this.
Will alse investigate to see if we can put the modules on another location so they can be found in every 'context'.

regards,

Paul
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RafaOutSystems
 
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Hi Paul,

It is a .Net Library? Have you tried GAC? 

Try to register your module/dll on server's GAC (Global Assembly Cache). After this your module should be exposed to an .NET Application on the server. 
More info and How To's » https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Assembly_Cache

Best Regards,
Rafael Pereira
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Paul van Hoof

.net module to be used in the IIS requesthandling-stack... therefore it needs to be in bin, otherwise you can not register it as module in IIS.

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RafaOutSystems
 
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Hi Paul,

No more ideas!
Report the issue directly to Outsystems Support Team support@outsystems.com.
Seems to be a "copy" failure on deployment phase.  

Best Regards,
Rafael Pereira
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