Xenocode Virtual Application Studio 2010 Free Download

This is the fourth post in my series about application virtualization. One of the products I listed in my last post was Xenocode Virtual Application Studio.

Since then, I’ve tested this tool and was a bit surprised how easy it is to handle. However, my first attempt to install the tool failed.

The MSIInstaller complained that “C: Program Files Common Files ODBC Data Sources ” was missing. It was a Vista machine and so I thought it was a compatibility issue. Installation under Windows XP was done in a less than a minute. A few days later I tried it again on the same Vista PC and that time, the installation ran through without problems.

I had never worked with an application virtualization solution before, which didn’t stop me from playing with the tool without reading the documentation. To my surprise, my first virtual application was running a few minutes later on another desktop. Xenocode’s user interface is self explanatory.

If you have any experience creating installation packages for a software deployment solution, you will feel at home immediately. First, you have to capture a snapshot of your master PC.

Xenocode will scan the file system and the registry. Next, you have to launch the setup file of your application. After the installation is finished, Xenocode will determine what files and what registry entries have been added to your system. This packaging technique is sometimes called the differential method. I personally prefer those packagers that intercept the setup routine to capture system changes.

Virtual Application Studio 2010 includes dozens of feature enhancements and engine upgrades, including: * Windows 7 compatibility: Xenocode is the first virtualization engine in its class to include full support for all editions of the new Windows 7 operating system.

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The problem with the differential method is that if the source and target PC differ in any significant way, your application might not run properly, for example in a case where a certain DLL is available on the source system but not on the target PC. Anyway, my first virtualized application (Firefox) worked flawlessly on my target system machine.

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Xenotype created an exe file (the virtual application) which contained everything that Firefox required to run (the application, DLLs, registry entries). I created the virtual application on an XP machine and started it without problems on Vista and on Windows Server 2003. I used Microsoft’s Process Monitor to see if it would make changes to the target system when I launched the virtual application. The virtual application made a couple of changes to the file system and the registry of the target PC.