Hi Marcelo;

Thank you for that updated information on this issue. I am assuming then that all works well using your local DEV PC.

For the Cloud location and the use of the Apache Server, this issue could be because ...

1) You did not sign the Cloud App Launcher before deploying it to Apache.

2) You did not sign the PC App EXE before deploying it to Apache

3) Your network might require HTTPS vs HTTP in order to allow this

4) There might be network restrictions on downloading Web Server Apps at your organization

5) There might be Windows "Policy" restrictions on downloading Web Server Apps at your organization

6) This could be firewall and / or proxy server restrictions

7) What did the Apache web server logs indicate?

8) Did you check the AV logs for blocking issues?

The above would be my suggested places to look for this issue. HTH

Regards .. Chris

Hi Marcelo;

The PC deployment to the Web Server is already compressed by object file as the key after the initial download of the App is to only send the changed object's P-Code down to the App user's machine.



What can make a difference in the # files is:

A) All "external" files residing in a compressed package where possible (ie: one file to download).

B) Use the PC project setting "Download the App files only when necessary" vs "All files at App start-up).

=> Brings the App object files down only when referenced (instantiated).



However, you would still need to compensate for the CAL (Cloud App Launcher) which will also try to bring down the PB runtime DLL's (one file for each). Of course, the CAP & PB Runtime would be a one time thing. You could reduce that by having a small PC App (like Hello World) run firth to get the CAL installed and the PB Runtime. Then give the App Users the PC production link afterwards. Since the CAL & PB runtime would then already be there on the App User's machine, then only the PC App files would be required at that point to be downloaded. Couple that with the "Download the App files only when necessary" seeting might get you "under the file number block" (my guess).



Any chance that you can have the PC App(s) file download number restriction increased for those apps at the web server side?



Regards .. Chris

Hi Chris!



I will take your recommendations! I will probably opt to continue using 'pbupdater,' which has been a brilliant solution on your part for updating the applications! Thank you very much for your advice and thank you very much for pbupdater!!!

Welcome & good luck. Please let us know how you make out!