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speedmovin
Dear Gurus,
Could someone recommend me some articles that i can understand more on how
keyfile works when self-heals/repairing applications? I couldn't find it in
MSDN on this topic.
Just wonder if I Application A installed a component with a FileA (Keyfile)
DLL's version 1.0 installed in Folder A. When Application B installed a
component with FileA(keyfile) DLL's version 2.0 installed in Folder A as
well. Based on file versioning rules, FileA version 2.0 gets installed. My
questions :-
1. If Application A fails to run due to no backward compatilibity , will
self-heals activates to restore FileA ver 1.0?
2. When self heals for Application A activated, does the installer checks
for all other keyfile?
3. I know best practice says one DLL/exe file percomponent. In what
condition should have multiple DLL's in a component and keypath set to
registry instead of file.
Thanks in advance.
Could someone recommend me some articles that i can understand more on how
keyfile works when self-heals/repairing applications? I couldn't find it in
MSDN on this topic.
Just wonder if I Application A installed a component with a FileA (Keyfile)
DLL's version 1.0 installed in Folder A. When Application B installed a
component with FileA(keyfile) DLL's version 2.0 installed in Folder A as
well. Based on file versioning rules, FileA version 2.0 gets installed. My
questions :-
1. If Application A fails to run due to no backward compatilibity , will
self-heals activates to restore FileA ver 1.0?
2. When self heals for Application A activated, does the installer checks
for all other keyfile?
3. I know best practice says one DLL/exe file percomponent. In what
condition should have multiple DLL's in a component and keypath set to
registry instead of file.
Thanks in advance.