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Generate Commerce Deployable Package

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Posted on by JoshuaRamaditya 135

Hi all,

I want to generate deployable package from RetailSDK.

i already follow this step : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/commerce/dev-itpro/retail-sdk/retail-sdk-packaging#retail-sdk-build-tools--customization-settings

but when i check to C:/RetailSDK/Packages/RetailDeployablePackage there is no deployable package zip files

anyone know how to generate the commerce deployable package?

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    Diogo_STMonteiro on at

    Hi Joshua,

    Did you paste the customized assemblies in the "...\Retail SDK\References" folder ?

    "After all the settings have been specified in the Customization.settings file in the ...\Retail SDK\BuildTools folder, run msbuild /t:rebuild on the root of the Retail SDK folder. You can use either the MSBuild build tool or the Microsoft Visual Studio developer command-line tool to generate the deployable packages. Before you build the package, put all the customized assemblies in the ...\Retail SDK\References folder. Additionally, put the modified configuration files, such as CommerceRuntime.Ext.config, CommerceRuntime.MPOSOffline.Ext.config, HardwareStation.Extension.config, and RetailProxy.MPOSOffline.ext.config, in the ...\Retail SDK\Assets folder."

    Please check the steps:

    docs.microsoft.com/.../retail-sdk-packaging

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    JoshuaRamaditya 135 on at

    Hi Diogo,

    do you mean the customized assemblies is the dll files ?

    where the source folder that i should copy the files ?

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    Diogo_STMonteiro on at

    Hi Joshua,

    In Visual Studio and in your project, rigth click on left button of your mouse and click "Open Folder in File Explorer" option, and then you can find your dlls in ..\bin\Debug folder.

    Additionally, in the Customization.settings file, you need to specifiy like example below, so "MyCrtExtension.dll" file should exist in SDK Referenses Folder:

     <!--ISV_CommerceRuntime_CustomizableFile Include="$(SdkReferencesPath)\MyCrtExtension.dll" /-->

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