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‎Feb 17, 2006
06:26 PM
Major Problems with String Resolvers in 11.5
:mad: After upgrading our project to 11.5 from 11, we noticed that some of our registry entries were failing. These registry entries are using $P($P(beanId).key.version.major). Also failing is:
$P(beanId).key.UID) -> We are using this to check the VPD to see if our Windows service is already installed. Also using this to create a unique registry key for upgrade purposes, etc.
Additionally: As you probably know, the default installation path on Windows 64-bit systems is C:\Program Files (x86) for 32-bit applications. We're using the $PATH string resolver to remove any trailing slashes from our install path. With IS11.5, $PATH ends up being C:\Program Files(x86\CompanyName).
The Support team has confirmed both issues and entered work orders against them.
If anybody else has noticed similar problems in 11.5, please let me know.
Thanks,
Bruce
$P(beanId).key.UID) -> We are using this to check the VPD to see if our Windows service is already installed. Also using this to create a unique registry key for upgrade purposes, etc.
Additionally: As you probably know, the default installation path on Windows 64-bit systems is C:\Program Files (x86) for 32-bit applications. We're using the $PATH string resolver to remove any trailing slashes from our install path. With IS11.5, $PATH ends up being C:\Program Files(x86\CompanyName).
The Support team has confirmed both issues and entered work orders against them.
If anybody else has noticed similar problems in 11.5, please let me know.
Thanks,
Bruce
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‎Feb 22, 2006
09:36 AM
Has this issue been resolved? I have a need for pre-install test to set a property value if the project/product has ever been installed. I cannot resolve $P($P(beanId).key.UID) from a custom event execute method.
Get "unable to find assembly with id" error
thx
Get "unable to find assembly with id" error
thx
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‎Feb 22, 2006
10:43 AM
That's the error. As far as I know, there's no fix yet.
-Bruce
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‎Jul 28, 2006
03:31 AM
Hi Bruce,
In connection to the following thread I would like to know if following issue is been resolved.
Even I am facing the same problem.
I am trying to get UID of the Feature and not of root Product.
I cannot resolve $P(beanId.key.UID) from a custom bean.
Getting "unable to find assembly with beanId" error.
Please let me know
Pradnya
In connection to the following thread I would like to know if following issue is been resolved.
Even I am facing the same problem.
I am trying to get UID of the Feature and not of root Product.
I cannot resolve $P(beanId.key.UID) from a custom bean.
Getting "unable to find assembly with beanId" error.
Please let me know
Pradnya
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‎Jul 28, 2006
10:35 AM
Hi Pradnya,
Yes, this has been resolved in hotfix 11.5a.
Good Luck,
Bruce
Yes, this has been resolved in hotfix 11.5a.
Good Luck,
Bruce
