Repair component with only user settings...
Hi!
Thanks for the nice videos on this site! I have learned alot!
One advice I found very interesting was to put the User Settings in a own Feature (from the Best Practices video), to make the self repair not take as much time. Great, I thought!
But I don't get it to work....
When I have the component in the Main feature, it does self repair but when I put it in it's own feature it installs for the installation runner, but it will not repair for "new" users.
I have tried to set exactly the same settings for both features, but it does not help.
Anyone got any ideas?
/Jonas
Thanks for the nice videos on this site! I have learned alot!
One advice I found very interesting was to put the User Settings in a own Feature (from the Best Practices video), to make the self repair not take as much time. Great, I thought!
But I don't get it to work....
When I have the component in the Main feature, it does self repair but when I put it in it's own feature it installs for the installation runner, but it will not repair for "new" users.
I have tried to set exactly the same settings for both features, but it does not help.
Anyone got any ideas?
/Jonas
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Posted by:
jonasm
18 years ago
Has not anyone watched those movies???
Not even heard of the way to put current user-settings in a own component to minimize the repair-time??
/Jonas
Not even heard of the way to put current user-settings in a own component to minimize the repair-time??
/Jonas
Posted by:
AngelD
18 years ago
Seems that you're missing a repair trigger (component keypath) in the top feature.
When the user runs the application it will have a access a registry entry in a component under you're top feature to trigger the self-healing/repair.
When the user runs the application it will have a access a registry entry in a component under you're top feature to trigger the self-healing/repair.
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