UsersGuide:Chapter 15
From Real Software Documentation
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Building Stand-Alone Applications
When you are ready to turn your project into a standalone application, there are a few things you will need to know. This chapter will help you understand what finishing touches your application may need to make it complete.
Real Studio can create two types of standalone applications: fully-functional and demo. The fully-functional Desktop version is the same as the application that runs when you click the Run button in the Toolbar or choose Project ↠ Run in the IDE, except that no copy of Real Studio is needed (hence the name “standalone”). A demo version is the same as one built with the fully-functional version, except that it quits automatically after five minutes.
The Web application standalone application is ready to be deployed on the web. Of course, it also does not need a copy of Real Studio in order to run.
Personal Edition
The Personal edition allows you to build fully-functional Desktop applications only for the platform on which Real Studio is running. It can only build demo versions for each platform on which Real Studio is not running.
Professional Edition
The Professional edition can build fully-functional standalone applications for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux desktop platforms.
It can build demo applications for the web.
Enterprise Edition
The Enterprise edition can build applications for all desktop platforms and the web.
