Novell ADMINSTUDIO 9.5 User Manual page 1182

Chapter 13: Identifying and Resolving Application Conflicts Using ConflictSolver
Application Conflict Evaluators (ACEs)
4. Under Directories, specify the location of the needed files for an ADO Connection interface. The directory
specified below is a likely common directory for storing these files:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\ADO
5. Click OK to exit the Options dialog box.
Caution •
ACESDK project with Visual Studio C++:
fatal error C1083: Cannot open type library file: 'msado15.dll'; No such file or directory
Creating a DLL-Based ACE
To learn how to create a DLL-Based ACE, use the ACE SDK files to perform the following steps:
Task: To create a DLL-Based ACE:
1. Launch Windows Explorer and navigate to the following directory:
AdminStudio Installation Directory\ConflictSolver\ACESDK
2. Copy this folder and its contents and store it in a convenient location.
3. Launch VC++ 6.0 and open the ACESDK.dsp project file within that newly created folder.
4. Review the code and make any desired changes.
5. Still in VC++ 6.0, build the ACESDK.dsp project to create a new .DLL file.
6. Launch ConflictSolver.
7. From the Conflicts menu, select Rules Viewer. The Rules Viewer dialog box opens.
8. Click New to launch the Rules Wizard. The Rules Wizard Welcome Panel opens.
9. Click Next. The General Information Panel opens.
10. Input the following values:
Option
Name
Associated Table
Brief Description
Description
1182
If you fail to specify the correct Library files path, you will encounter the following error when building an
Value
ACELanguage
csmsiProperty
(This is the ConflictSolver table associated with this example ACE.)
ACELanguage - Check product language consistency.
Confirm that source product language is the same as all target product
languages.
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