Vista - PowerGadget : How to run at clients (compiled version ?)

12-27-2007

Say i wrote a *.ps1 script + created a *.pgt , and i would like the remote
client to use it.

Must the remote client install the following to run my script + pgt:

a) basic powershell + .net framework
b) powergadget as well ?

Or i can compiled it or *wrapped* it ?

12-27-2007

Its probably best to ask this on the vendors own forum. However my guess
is that

a) powershell and dotnet 2.0 will definately have to be preinstalled, as
even though there are some techniques to package these together , nobody
has a license from Microsoft to do so.. so Powergadgets cannot
distribute the dotnet framework nor powershell itself

b) because .pgt is not .exe i presume this is also the case.. though its
possible for a vendor such as them to self generate an executable that
contains their libraries and code, and links ot the powershell engine,
but i doubt they do this. Also i presume also that your remote client
would also have to have a license of PowerGadgets .

IT Staff wrote:

Quote:

> Say i wrote a *.ps1 script + created a *.pgt , and i would like the remote
> client to use it.
>
> Must the remote client install the following to run my script + pgt:
>
> a) basic powershell + .net framework
> b) powergadget as well ?
>
> Or i can compiled it or *wrapped* it ?
>
>

12-27-2007

IT Staff wrote:

Quote:

> Say i wrote a *.ps1 script + created a *.pgt , and i would like the remote
> client to use it.
>
> Must the remote client install the following to run my script + pgt:
>
> a) basic powershell + .net framework
> b) powergadget as well ?
>
> Or i can compiled it or *wrapped* it ?
>
>

For any client to be able to use the full power of PowerGadgets they at
least need a client license installed (there are 2 license types
available : client and the full version with the "Creator").

Otherwise, you can export your gadgets to a simple image file, and pass
it around like that.

Marco

--
Microsoft MVP - Windows PowerShell
http://www.microsoft.com/mvp

PowerGadgets MVP
http://www.powergadgets.com/mvp

Blog:
http://marcoshaw.blogspot.com

12-27-2007

IT Staff wrote:

Quote:

> ok let me explain more :
>
> At my own scripting xp machine, i can do whatever i need. Now i wish the
> admnistrator of the remote site to get similar charts that i do. I thought
> of creating the templates and then send to them.
>
> About your (client and the full version with the "Creator"), does it refers
> to PAPER license or does my remote administrator needs to install
> powergadget full version ?

The remote administrator *must* either install the client or full
version on the remote computer to use your .pgt/.pgf files.

Marco

12-29-2007

When you think about it a bit, it only makes sense that a user will require
some PowerGadget installation since the gadget will at a minimum need access
to the various PowerGadget cmdlets and the charting control.

Joe Brinkman
----------------------------------------------------------
DotNetNuke Corp. ASP.Net MVP
www.dotnetnuke.com
----------------------------------------------------------

Quote:

> IT Staff wrote:
>

Quote:

>> ok let me explain more :
>>
>> At my own scripting xp machine, i can do whatever i need. Now i wish
>> the admnistrator of the remote site to get similar charts that i do.
>> I thought of creating the templates and then send to them.
>>
>> About your (client and the full version with the "Creator"), does it
>> refers to PAPER license or does my remote administrator needs to
>> install powergadget full version ?
>>

> The remote administrator *must* either install the client or full
> version on the remote computer to use your .pgt/.pgf files.
>
> Marco
>

12-27-2007	#1 (permalink)
IT Staff n/a posts	PowerGadget : How to run at clients (compiled version ?) Say i wrote a .ps1 script + created a .pgt , and i would like the remote client to use it. Must the remote client install the following to run my script + pgt: a) basic powershell + .net framework b) powergadget as well ? Or i can compiled it or wrapped it ?
My System Specs

12-27-2007	#2 (permalink)
Karl Prosser[MVP] n/a posts	Re: PowerGadget : How to run at clients (compiled version ?) Its probably best to ask this on the vendors own forum. However my guess is that a) powershell and dotnet 2.0 will definately have to be preinstalled, as even though there are some techniques to package these together , nobody has a license from Microsoft to do so.. so Powergadgets cannot distribute the dotnet framework nor powershell itself b) because .pgt is not .exe i presume this is also the case.. though its possible for a vendor such as them to self generate an executable that contains their libraries and code, and links ot the powershell engine, but i doubt they do this. Also i presume also that your remote client would also have to have a license of PowerGadgets . IT Staff wrote: Quote: > Say i wrote a .ps1 script + created a .pgt , and i would like the remote > client to use it. > > Must the remote client install the following to run my script + pgt: > > a) basic powershell + .net framework > b) powergadget as well ? > > Or i can compiled it or wrapped it ? > >
My System Specs

12-27-2007	#3 (permalink)
Marco Shaw [MVP] n/a posts	Re: PowerGadget : How to run at clients (compiled version ?) IT Staff wrote: Quote: > Say i wrote a .ps1 script + created a .pgt , and i would like the remote > client to use it. > > Must the remote client install the following to run my script + pgt: > > a) basic powershell + .net framework > b) powergadget as well ? > > Or i can compiled it or wrapped it ? > > For any client to be able to use the full power of PowerGadgets they at least need a client license installed (there are 2 license types available : client and the full version with the "Creator"). Otherwise, you can export your gadgets to a simple image file, and pass it around like that. Marco -- Microsoft MVP - Windows PowerShell http://www.microsoft.com/mvp PowerGadgets MVP http://www.powergadgets.com/mvp Blog: http://marcoshaw.blogspot.com
My System Specs

12-27-2007	#4 (permalink)
Marco Shaw [MVP] n/a posts	Re: PowerGadget : How to run at clients (compiled version ?) IT Staff wrote: Quote: > ok let me explain more : > > At my own scripting xp machine, i can do whatever i need. Now i wish the > admnistrator of the remote site to get similar charts that i do. I thought > of creating the templates and then send to them. > > About your (client and the full version with the "Creator"), does it refers > to PAPER license or does my remote administrator needs to install > powergadget full version ? The remote administrator must either install the client or full version on the remote computer to use your .pgt/.pgf files. Marco
My System Specs

12-29-2007	#5 (permalink)
Joe Brinkman n/a posts	Re: PowerGadget : How to run at clients (compiled version ?) When you think about it a bit, it only makes sense that a user will require some PowerGadget installation since the gadget will at a minimum need access to the various PowerGadget cmdlets and the charting control. Joe Brinkman ---------------------------------------------------------- DotNetNuke Corp. ASP.Net MVP www.dotnetnuke.com ---------------------------------------------------------- Quote: > IT Staff wrote: > Quote: >> ok let me explain more : >> >> At my own scripting xp machine, i can do whatever i need. Now i wish >> the admnistrator of the remote site to get similar charts that i do. >> I thought of creating the templates and then send to them. >> >> About your (client and the full version with the "Creator"), does it >> refers to PAPER license or does my remote administrator needs to >> install powergadget full version ? >> > The remote administrator must either install the client or full > version on the remote computer to use your .pgt/.pgf files. > > Marco >
My System Specs

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