ThinStall: What a wonderful product
I have just had the wonderful opportunity of implementing a ThinStall solution and I am utterly amazed with the level of innovation and ingenuity of the creators of this amazing product.
The support for virtualized services, SxS, creation of suites, isolation levels - full, merged etc are only a few of the great characteristics of the solution. Packaging of application is also simple and the technology is easy to understand. In addition, it integrates into current enterprise environments with ease and you can continue to deploy the repackage applications as MSIs.
The support for virtualized services, SxS, creation of suites, isolation levels - full, merged etc are only a few of the great characteristics of the solution. Packaging of application is also simple and the technology is easy to understand. In addition, it integrates into current enterprise environments with ease and you can continue to deploy the repackage applications as MSIs.
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Posted by:
kkaminsk
16 years ago
It's elegance is definitely something I see clients get excited about plus some clients don't like the idea of deploying streaming servers so Thinstall integrates seamlessly into pretty much any application management infrastructure. I think this is a technology that will give SoftGrid a run for the money so hopefully when choosing a virtualization solution people take the time to perform an in depth evaluation of more that just one product. I think application virtualization is a complex enough solution that customers should take the time to properly evaluate and make the right decision by understanding how the technology works in the real world.
Posted by:
fetgor
16 years ago
Posted by:
kkaminsk
16 years ago
You use a tool called thinreg.exe to register and unregister file extensions for a Thinstall package. It should be present with the other tools in the trail download. The file assocations and Add/Remove are done automatically if you build a Thinstall MSI and that is controlled by modifying the package.ini before you compile your Thinstall package. You can find a reference for those settings here.
https://www.thinstall.com/help/ThinstallVS.pdf
Page 101
https://www.thinstall.com/help/ThinstallVS.pdf
Page 101
Posted by:
kkaminsk
16 years ago
Thought I would mention that Thinstall is putting on weekly webinars for introducing the technology. Go over here if that is of interest to you.
http://www.thinstall.com/company/events.php
http://www.thinstall.com/company/events.php
Posted by:
shuffle
16 years ago
ORIGINAL: kkaminsk
You use a tool called thinreg.exe to register and unregister file extensions for a Thinstall package. It should be present with the other tools in the trail download. The file assocations and Add/Remove are done automatically if you build a Thinstall MSI and that is controlled by modifying the package.ini before you compile your Thinstall package. You can find a reference for those settings here.
https://www.thinstall.com/help/ThinstallVS.pdf
Page 101
Should also point out that under the covers the MSI wrap features of Thinstall simply use thinreg in an automated fashion as well...
Posted by:
shuffle
16 years ago
Just wanted to quickly mention if you are looking for Thinstall training check out this:
http://www.bighatgroup.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=74&Itemid=34
http://www.bighatgroup.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=74&Itemid=34
Posted by:
kkaminsk
16 years ago
Posted by:
ds0934
16 years ago
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kkaminsk
16 years ago
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