Hi,

I just downloaded the demo of SF and I got 2 error and the installation seems to be locked.

The first error message: Could not find file 'C:\Program Files\Common Files\MicroFour\StrataFrame.StrataFrame.AddIn'.  The AddIns file must be manually deployed.

I clicked OK to the above message and the installation continued. Then in the Configuring StrataFrame - Phase 2 of 2 I got an Error Occurred message and the installation hanged up.

See the 2 attachements for more reference.

P.S.

I hope I can get an answer to fix the installation progress, so I can test the framework.

Edhy Rijo

Sorry for jumping in but it installs okay on my 64-bit Vista Ultimate. I do have problems with permissions with the Licence Activation wizard as it must be run as administrator to work. However, other than that the SF installation routine runs correctly without elevated permissions on my system.

Aaron

Hi Aaron,

Yeah, same thing happen with Doron's main computer, it is Vista Ultimate 64bit and it installed there just fine.

In my case there is a problem with choosing the right "Common Files" folder location at some point as I tested in my video, just by copying the files from one "Common Files" to the other one and re-run the installation everything will install perfectly, the problem is that I would need to keep doing that all the time, and it gets to a point of frustration when you are updating and get stock and have to do that all over again .

Edhy Rijo

This is actually a simple fix...and something did change between the last build and this build.  We converted the installer class into an executable, which is not being forced to run as x86 (32-bit).  When we do the next build I will force this change.  Thanks.

Tranks Trent.

Edhy Rijo

Hi Trent,

Just a friendly reminder   Has this been addressed? I have not run the latest release of yesterday, but in the previous one, I still had problems.

Edhy Rijo

Well...let me put it like this, I tested it here on our test lab servers, including the Vista 64bit and it all went just fine...but per my previous experience on your machine and environment, I make no guarantees