Hello and welcome.
In this lecture we are going to build the finished project.
So far we have been running the project inside the test environment within Visual Studio.
So what we're going to do this time is build it.
We're going to run it outside of vision to you via the DOT EMC
or case or less build the application.
There is an option here called built.
Just click on that.
And there are several options.
The first option which is a build solution you use that option basically to compile only those project
files and components that have changed since the most recent build a solution can have several projects.
So here we've got a solution that's only got one project but is possible for a solution to have several
projects.
So use this option if you only want to build or compile project files and components that have changed
since the last or most recent build.
So every time we'll run the application in debug mode or we tested a builder he has to compile and build
the application before it can run it.
So this option if you click this it will only compile or build what has changed if not in us change.
It does nothing on that hood.
This option here to rebuild if you choose the option you choose that to give you a clean.
OK.
This will clean the solution and then build all the project files and components.
So you want the option that's the option you have to select and then you've got the clean solution the
clean solution.
Basically you choose the clean solution to delete any intermediate and output files with only the project
on components files left.
So new instances of the intermediate and output files can then be built this here basically similar
to this three but specific to the projects.
OK.
But it's identical through this three here because a solution can have several projects to suggest one
project within the solution public.
Basically if you want to publish it to Web sites or something.
So what we're gonna do we gonna click on this option here.
Build my music player.
So our click on this to build it and it should tell you here the output note is that by using that option
if it thinks that nothing has changed since the last time the application was built or compiled it does
nothing on daddy who you don't see that it tells you here.
Zero build succeeded zero failed one up to date.
So which means that the current build the system has is up to date so nothing has to be done.
Nothing has changed since the last built.
So what we then have to do we now need to access the DOT XY so the way we do that.
So while do the way you do that you click on you go to my documents and you go to visual studio.
You click on projects you click on your project.
This is a project you click on.
This again and you click on the bin and click debug within debug they see Dot XY file which dot examines
means executable file that you can run that will run the application.
What I'm gonna do I'm gonna save this to my desktop as a shortcut.
So you're right click and do.
This should be sent to desktop and create a shortcut.
So that's what I'm doing.
So I'll send it to my desktop.
So what I'm going to do I'm actually going to exit Visual Studio.
I'll click exit.
OK.
And you should see.
So this is a shortcut to the application.
I've got visual studio closed so now I can run it as a standalone application.
Just double click on it and it gives me the application.
I just browse and pick a file.
I click here and go to the sample file and just click that.
So I said pause it.
Stop it exit.
Thank you so much.
So we have now built the standalone application for our project.
Thanks for watching.
Bye for now.