I have a NW app and I used Enigma Virtual Box to pack it to a single exe file.
This file need admin rights.
Is there any option to pack NW without admin rights for institution users?
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Dynamic Workload Console installation fails on Windows 10 if JazzSm is installed in a virtual directory (i.e. C:\Program Files). A pop up appears asking for the credential.
to circumvent the problem, insert the JazzSm credentials or install both Dynamic Workload Console and JazzSm in a non-virtual directory.
I am getting below error while importing the .zip file to Anypoint studio workspace.
Unable to create or initialize project
Unable to get effective rights from ACL - The operation completed successfully.
Windows version - 8
JDK - 1.8
Anypoint studio 5.1
Check the file permissions of the zip file before importing, especially if this zip has been obtained from a download site or an email. Right click (on windows), check properties > Security.
Make sure you have admin rights for C:\windows\Temp folder.
I'm installing WebSphere 8.5 for developers on my local computer, and I'm running into an error message A screenshot and the message is listed below.
http://imgur.com/DBAb4Gm
"To run an application without administrative privileges on the Windows Vista operating >system, you must install the application package into a directory that is not virtualized. >The Program Files directory on Windows Vista is virtualized. To run an application with >administrative privileges after it is installed, right-click the package, and click "Run as >administrator"."
I'm actually on Windows 8 (64-bit), so this is a bit odd. How do I defeat this error?
Hello,
Install it into non virtualized directory (so not into Program Files).
It's always the best to use the shortest path possible, when installing Java based stuff on Windows. I prefer C:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer etc.
The System requirements page suggests WebSphere Application Server for Developers 8.5.5 being supports Microsoft Windows 8.
WebSphere Application Server 8.5.0.1 seems to have introduced Windows 8 support as well.
I want to make a build (like APK) of my windows phone 8 app for testing. How can i do so.?
When you Run the Windows Phone 8 app in VS 2012, an XAP file is created in the Bin folder of your app. Its similar to the apk file of Android app. But you cannot directly install this in the phone.
You need a developer account to developer unlock the device for testing. You can test the app in Emulator any way. You can also make use of the Beta testing feature of the Windows Phone marketplace, but again you need a developer account for this as well.
UPDATE:
You can get a developer account from the Windows Phone Developer site # $99.
And after getting the developer account, Open the "Windows Phone Developer Registration" tool from your start menu and unlock your device, by following the steps mentioned in that tool
You actually can deploy a XAP file to the phone, provided it is developer unlocked. The tool to do this comes as part of the SDK. Just go to Windows Phone Developer Tools -> Application Deployment. Then you can browse and select the XAP file you want to install. As mentioned above, you XAP file might be in the bin folder, but it could also be in the Debug folder, depending on your configuration. In Visual Studio, to the left of the debug icon (green arrow) you will see a drop down list of deployment options. Here you can choose if you want to deploy to the phone or to the emulator. You can also chose if you want to deploy in debug or production mode.
I am having a windows application. That downloads files from server and write into the local directory. It works fine. When we try the same appliication in Windows 7. IT shows an error Access to the path denied (While writing to the local directory). Any one please help...
It could be UAC issue. Try to start the program as Administrator.
just FYI, to start the program as Administrator: right-click on the program -> click on 'Run as Administrator'
You may also see this: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc709691(WS.10).aspx
to set us your UAC for your system.