Note: The following applies to native COBOL only.
Micro Focus recommends that you ship the whole of
Enterprise Server with your application. However to provide backward compatibility, you can still select and ship specific files.
The
Enterprise 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.
You can package the files you need in whatever you choose, such as
by creating
.dll files from the supplied
.obj
files or by combining the necessary
.gnt files into an
.lbr file.
When you ship a modular application
, 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
- Licensing files
- The National Locale Support message files for the locales that you support:
- lang\default\*
- lang\en_GB\*
- lang\en_us\*
- lang\jp_sj\*
In addition, you need to ship the following files depending on your application requirements:
- The file
adisctrl, if your application uses the enhanced ACCEPT/DISPLAY syntax, and you have configured it to use a non-default configuration
