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will
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| Posted: February 16 2005 at 4:32pm | IP Logged
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This question is based on your answer to the previous question about building a installer to redistribute.
So since the Engine cannot be installed silently, the end user has to know your logo. we are wondering that if this is also true for your sdk for web application. We mean if we develop a web based application based on the sdk, will the end user also be able to see your logo except ours?
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I now see what you are trying to do. Here is what you can do to install the VOIP Media Engine on a host computer without having to use the LanScape redistribution package:
On a machine that has the development SDK installed, start the registry editor and go to the following location:
My Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\LanScape\Voip Media Engine\5.10\
You should see a registry main key named:
{AE3D67E5-07EA-4F2C-9C0F-A0C849842367}
that has 11 other sub keys. This main key is specific to your media engine and license.
Make your InstallShield project create this same registry structure on a target machine and update the Setting key to the full path of a Bin folder that contains the LMEVoip.dll image.
If you do the above mentionned steps in your own installer, you will not need the LanScape Redistribution package. You only have to redistribute the LMEVoip.dll image in your setup project.
Post back and inform me of your results.
Best regards,
Support
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