Randem Systems Support Board

Understood!
Thanks a lot. My warm regards to all the people from Lahaina I visited once...
 
Philippe

Aloha Philippe,
 
In fact the path for the xcaliburfiles.dll file is c:\xcalibur\system\programs
and it looks to me like if Innoscrip was adding ..\.. in front of it instead of taking the drive letter.
The same problem seems to apply to the STDOLE2.TLB file...
 
No, If you take a look at you VBP project file (in notepad) you will see that exact notation in the file. InnoScript just attempts to resolve the exact file location. Hense the term Converts to in the message
 
When generating the iss file, you assume that all dependencies, such as my xcaliburfiles.dll file in  
my example, go in the {sys} subdir whereas they should in fact go into the {app} subdir...
Couldn't there be an easy way to allow the user to configure a list for the {app} files (inifile, text file??)
 
When running InnoScript, it does not know what files to expect from your vbp file so advance direction cannot be done. There are assumptions that have to be made. InnoScript asks the system what type of file it is and places the file accordingly. If you would like for a particular file to be in the app folder, you should include it in your added files list

Aloha from France again,
 
I'm sorry but I've been away for a while...
I got 4.0.7 today and it doesn't seem to cause the problem anymore. Anyhow, I see some other strange behaviors: I attach a zipped file containing the logfiles for one project. The logfile xquanrpt.log indicates an error on one of my own dll's and displays the wrong path. See my file readme.txt for comments.  
 
Thanks
 
Philippe

Philippe,
 
Could you please post the logs for the run. There was a problem with the initial upload a day ago and it was fixed. If you could download it again and attempt the run, I would be interested in the results.

Hi,
 
Downloaded the newest 4.0.7 and tried it on one of my projects which did run ok with 4.0.6 and this new one crashes when checking for one of the DLL's external to my project. Haven't seen this before. I just reused the project file made for 4.0.6 and it caused the crash.
 
Any idea?
 
Thanks for a very good package...
 
Philippe