KingVoodoo
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Jun 17, 2014
02:55 AM
Testing for Conflicts Between Packages 2013
Hi,
can someone please tell me how to select source packages for conflict testing in AS 2013?
According to the help manual I should
"In the Application Manager tree, select the source package (or group of packages) that you want to test and click the Conflict Wizard button in the ribbon..."
Where is this tree? I don't have a tree or don't know how to display it.
Please advise. :confused:
Thanks.
can someone please tell me how to select source packages for conflict testing in AS 2013?
According to the help manual I should
"In the Application Manager tree, select the source package (or group of packages) that you want to test and click the Conflict Wizard button in the ribbon..."
Where is this tree? I don't have a tree or don't know how to display it.
Please advise. :confused:
Thanks.
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jaybee96
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Jun 17, 2014
07:22 AM
Re: Testing for Conflicts Between Packages 2013
have you imported applications into the application Manager?
Then you should see (eventually an application tree 😉
just select the application you wish to test and against which tree (set of applications)
jeroen
Then you should see (eventually an application tree 😉
just select the application you wish to test and against which tree (set of applications)
jeroen
KingVoodoo
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Jun 18, 2014
12:49 AM
Re: Testing for Conflicts Between Packages 2013
Yes,
there are about 20 imported apps in there, but no tree where I can select anything.
Thanks.
:confused:
there are about 20 imported apps in there, but no tree where I can select anything.
Thanks.
:confused:
jaybee96
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Jun 18, 2014
05:59 AM
Re: Testing for Conflicts Between Packages 2013
hmm.. it must work
So.. after adding the Applications to the [Catalog]
go to the [Test Center] Tab.
Select the application , or group of applications you want to test
select "Launch Conflict Wizard"
Popup for Target Information
Select the application or group of application you want to test against.

Summary:
Source:
TextPad 5 (5.2.0)
Checking for conflicts against:
Apple Application Support (3.0.1)
Apple Mobile Device Support (7.1.1.3)
Apple Software Update (2.1.3.127)
Bonjour (3.0.0.10)
iTunes (11.1.5.5)
Apple Application Support (3.0.1)
Apple Mobile Device Support (7.1.1.3)
Apple Software Update (2.1.3.127)
Bonjour (3.0.0.10)
iTunes (11.1.5.5)
Checking against target OS Snapshots:
Conflict Selection Information:
ACE02
ACE03
ACE07
ACE08
ACE09
ACE10
ACE12
ACE13
ACE14
ACE15
ACE16
ACE17
ACE18
ACE19
ACE20
ACE21
ACE22
ACE23
ACE24
ACE30
And ckick finish
Testing done!
So.. after adding the Applications to the [Catalog]
go to the [Test Center] Tab.
Select the application , or group of applications you want to test
select "Launch Conflict Wizard"
Popup for Target Information
Select the application or group of application you want to test against.

Summary:
Source:
TextPad 5 (5.2.0)
Checking for conflicts against:
Apple Application Support (3.0.1)
Apple Mobile Device Support (7.1.1.3)
Apple Software Update (2.1.3.127)
Bonjour (3.0.0.10)
iTunes (11.1.5.5)
Apple Application Support (3.0.1)
Apple Mobile Device Support (7.1.1.3)
Apple Software Update (2.1.3.127)
Bonjour (3.0.0.10)
iTunes (11.1.5.5)
Checking against target OS Snapshots:
Conflict Selection Information:
ACE02
ACE03
ACE07
ACE08
ACE09
ACE10
ACE12
ACE13
ACE14
ACE15
ACE16
ACE17
ACE18
ACE19
ACE20
ACE21
ACE22
ACE23
ACE24
ACE30
And ckick finish
Testing done!
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Jun 18, 2014
08:16 AM
Re: Testing for Conflicts Between Packages 2013
Thanks, got it.