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‎Sep 15, 2009
02:26 PM
Client-side plugin help
I need to write a client-side plugin which will perform a silent install of a InstallScript installation.
Which of the IMessageProperties will give me the name of the location the installation package is downloaded to?
Any help will be greatly appreciated!!
Which of the IMessageProperties will give me the name of the location the installation package is downloaded to?
Any help will be greatly appreciated!!
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‎Sep 16, 2009
04:26 PM
I believe the value you are looking for is called "DownloadUrl". You can find more about that property and several others in the User Guide PDF file around page 418.
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‎Sep 17, 2009
10:46 AM
I created a C++ DLL and exported the following methods:
ClientCalloutMessagePending
ClientCalloutDownloadBegin
ClientCalloutDownloadComplete
ClientCalloutInstallStart
ClientCalloutInstallEnd
I'm seeing the DLL being downloaded to the target machine, however, none of the functions are being called.
It's very critical that I find a solution since this scheduled for release next week!!
ClientCalloutMessagePending
ClientCalloutDownloadBegin
ClientCalloutDownloadComplete
ClientCalloutInstallStart
ClientCalloutInstallEnd
I'm seeing the DLL being downloaded to the target machine, however, none of the functions are being called.
It's very critical that I find a solution since this scheduled for release next week!!
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‎Sep 17, 2009
10:53 AM
Sorry to hear your callout DLL is not being invoked. It sounds like, generally speaking, that your functions should be correct but there are a couple of things that could go wrong specifically related to the type of export ( _stdcall v.s. _cdecl ), as well as other things related to potentially having issues contacting or loading the DLL itself.
Since time is of the essence for you then I would strongly suggest getting in touch with our support team at 847-413-2896. This will ensure that you get the best help possible within your requested time frame.
Please see the Service Level Disclaimer for more information:
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Since time is of the essence for you then I would strongly suggest getting in touch with our support team at 847-413-2896. This will ensure that you get the best help possible within your requested time frame.
Please see the Service Level Disclaimer for more information:
http://community.acresso.com/announcement.php?f=72
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