Mapped drive
I have a problem whith software,I need to install it and show where is lockated database, and it should be on R:\, after registration all works perfectly,but when i created msi,the program after launching it cant find that mapped drive,so how can i get in my msi that it takes that mapped drive?
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
Yeh, we get it.
OK, I'm going to try and explain my response again.
Forget about your MSI for now. How does the application "know" where the database is when the vendor's installer runs? Does it set the shortcut's Working Directory? If so, where does it "point" that directory? If not, what mechanism does it use to locate the database location?
OK, I'm going to try and explain my response again.
Forget about your MSI for now. How does the application "know" where the database is when the vendor's installer runs? Does it set the shortcut's Working Directory? If so, where does it "point" that directory? If not, what mechanism does it use to locate the database location?
Posted by:
lanselots
13 years ago
first of all i run setup.exe, after instalation in the database is lockated license, so if i show it location on drive R: it takes it and starts program, but it dosent keep those setings after i capture it
also it makes some DAT file, in wich is showed location R:\..........\........ but the name of that file contains my user profile name
also it makes some DAT file, in wich is showed location R:\..........\........ but the name of that file contains my user profile name
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cygan
13 years ago
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cygan
13 years ago
the instalation installs on C:\Program files , but need to show that database is lockated on drive R:\ and inshore, that programm takes configured database from it
from what I can understand you are installing to c:\program files
where do you shortcuts point to?
have you done a gap capture to see if you have missed some files, reg keys, ini files etc on your first capture
during the first capture did you launch the app to see if it created any hkcu keys with the database settings
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anonymous_9363
13 years ago
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cygan
13 years ago
have a look at this http://itninja.com/question/gnu,-freeware-and-shareware-programs-to-cloning9703
Posted by:
lanselots
13 years ago
ok, i gona try to explane my problem again.
I have application, before instalation, i need to map new drive R:\ in which i copie the database files, after that i install media,launching it and show the programm, that database files are lockated on that R:\ disk, he understands that and after acception launch program without problem,i repackiging that and get irp file,after what i get ism file,i make msi and after installing it i need to show again that the files for database is lockated on R:\ drive, and i would like to know,what should i do in that ism, to make that it after installing msi dont ask me any more to show where is database files lockated.
thanks
I have application, before instalation, i need to map new drive R:\ in which i copie the database files, after that i install media,launching it and show the programm, that database files are lockated on that R:\ disk, he understands that and after acception launch program without problem,i repackiging that and get irp file,after what i get ism file,i make msi and after installing it i need to show again that the files for database is lockated on R:\ drive, and i would like to know,what should i do in that ism, to make that it after installing msi dont ask me any more to show where is database files lockated.
thanks

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