Hello.I am trying to have a regular expression rule that ensures a number between 150-199 is entered. My rule shows:$input_num$ Does not match ^[1][5-9][0-9]$if this rule fails it suppose to Jump back to the label above the input panel. H...
I have a installer that works on Windows, where we are expanding a zip archive into the install directory. However, on the Solaris box, it says it expands it successfully, but no files are extracted.Here is the log of the action: /home/jkreife/E...
Yes, can we get something that tells us about this release? Also, i'll put this out here, Java 11 support goes away in October 2024. Java 1.8 has been extended until November 2026. Can we get Java 1.8 to be supported again in IA-2023 or IA-2024?
Okay, i changed it to be within quotes and it works, 150 entered - matches "[1][5-9][0-9]"1501 entered - does not match250 entered - does not matchSo, it looks like we are a go on with surrounding the regexp with quotes.Thanks!Joe
i changed the panel 3 rule to be:rule (compare install variable): $input_num$ equals "150"Then, it displays panel 3.So, why does the regular expressions not work right?Joe
Hello Jerome.Thanks for the response, but i cannot get it to work.I changed it so to just display a message panel and here is what it does:Input panel: enter number 150-199 range into $input_num$msg panel 1: you entered wrongly - $input_num$ rul...
