FICO® Blaze Advisor® Discussion

[Aswini]

Hello,

I need to deploy a blaze solution on a remote system where I dont have blaze installed...is it possible to do that ?

If yes please let me know how can i do it?

P.S : A relevant document would be highly appreciated.

Thanks

[PradeepB · Accepted solution]

Blaze Advisor .NET installation creates some registry entries and you will need those for the installation to work correctly. Best approach would be to install once and then deploy. You can also use command line for an automated install.

msiexec /i C:\InstallationFiles\Advisor.NETSetup.msi /q ALLUSERS=1 INSTALL_TYPE=0 TARGETDIR=C:\MyDeploymentDirectory

Good luck.

[Aswini]

Hello pradeep,

I have some blaze code which I deployed on my local machine.

Can you please suggest me how to deploy that  blaze code on a remote machine(where blaze is not installed).

i didnt get the exact meaning of your response.You said some registries will be created.may i know what registry entries i have to move to that remote machine.

Thanks in advance,

Aswini.

[PradeepB · Accepted solution]

Aswini, I suggested that you run the Blaze Advisor .NET installer once on the target server before deploying your application. The installer creates registry entries that are required by the product to run properly. You can check the registry (run regedit.exe) on your local machine to see the entries, however please bear in mind that creating these entries manually may cause issues with product upgrades.

[Raghu.s]

Hi Aswini,

I also have same requirement (i.e. Deploying a blaze project on a remote machine where blaze is not installed). If you got the solution, Please let me know.

Appreciate your help.

[Tas · Accepted solution]

Hello,

     As Pradeep said, Blaze MUST be installed to run a Blaze project.  If the remote machine is never going to have Blaze installed, then the only option would be to deploy as a Web Service where Blaze CAN be installed and reference the web service from your application.

     Also, as Pradeep suggested, you can use the batch command he supplied to do an unattended install on the remote machine.  However; Blaze must be installed for a project to run.  There is no way around that.

     HTH,

     Tom 

     Business Rules Consulting, Inc.