In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Jeremy Farrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Then, assuming the documentation's correct, it needs to be set to a property
which contains the required path as the doc says. In
>
> DestinationProperty="PATH"
>
> which works, you've set it to the name of the property called PATH which cont
ains a pathname. You need to create a property which contains a string giving t
he required path, and give the name of that property to DestinationProperty.
Its not a property he needs to create, its a row in the Directory
table (primary keys in the directory table are also mirrored as
properties containing the resolved path, but just creating a property
is not sufficient).
Create a row in the Directory table by inserting a <Directory>
element.
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