sbotsford wrote:
Question: for the developers:
1. What determines whether a piece of information is embedded as an
attribute or as a separate tag. Eg: Check has 3 attributes, but
install has only command.
It's up to you, as a system administrator, to determine how many checks
you have a
sbotsford wrote:
My default rollout has 3 browsers on it. (Students do NOT believe that
things in Internet Explorer aren't the same as in FireFox.) The
shockwave installer always finds Internet Explorer, but only finds
firefox or opera if they are the default browser.
Any idea how to ins
sbotsford wrote:
At present when debugging, you get:
A window saying which xml file it was working on.
OK
A window saying what the problem was
OK
A window saying what line number it occured on
OK
A window saying the offset in the line
OK
A windows saying the file offset (a number I don't believ
sbotsford wrote:
Perhaps we need a 4th xml file for this.
After writing just a couple packages, I can see merit in being able to
define global environment variables for wpkg.
Example: suppose that my installation share point is
\\conan\installers\wpkg. I would much rather have $WPKG.
and
At present when debugging, you get:
A window saying which xml file it was working on.
OK
A window saying what the problem was
OK
A window saying what line number it occured on
OK
A window saying the offset in the line
OK
A windows saying the file offset (a number I don't believe...)
OK
Can thes
Perhaps we need a 4th xml file for this.
After writing just a couple packages, I can see merit in being able to
define global environment variables for wpkg.
Example: suppose that my installation share point is
\\conan\installers\wpkg. I would much rather have $WPKG.
and later, as I accumu
My default rollout has 3 browsers on it. (Students do NOT believe that
things in Internet Explorer aren't the same as in FireFox.) The
shockwave installer always finds Internet Explorer, but only finds
firefox or opera if they are the default browser.
Any idea how to install for all browe
Question: for the developers:
1. What determines whether a piece of information is embedded as an
attribute or as a separate tag. Eg: Check has 3 attributes, but
install has only command.
2. Some tags seem be used for multiple meanings. E.g: in check, Path
can mean either a registry pa
I'll admit I find the package syntax daunting. I had to grovel
about on the web, looking at XML FAQ's to decode it.
If I'm having trouble, probably others do to. (Or I have a monopoly
on wpkg ignorance...)
Let's look at the example package.
1. My first step was to break these long run on
