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Asked by tmedley in FoxPro Database
We use a vfp active X exe to creaet reports from another application by having the vfp app write the report to disk as an html file using the html listener object. We then view that file through a browser control. When we distribute the exe along with vfp 9 runtime and the required .app files for the report listeners vfp ships with we have a problem. The vfp exe will send reports to the printer just fine but when we send it to the html listener we get a silent error and no output unless a user with admin rights on the workstation runs the process one time. After that any user can do it. I have diffed the registry before and after and checked env settings like path before and after. I cannot find any evidence of what running it once as an admin user changes. This is in an XP environment. Does anyone have any ideas? Does anyone have a good list of what the VFP listener process requires and specifically the HTML listener class. We know it needs MSXML and SOAP and those are definitely in place and registered. I am beginning to suspect some kind of policy setting for token objects maybe? Once an admin has let the process run through which requires some kind of credentialling by the listener to use a "secured" component then the listener class can always do it regardless of who the user is maybe? Where would such stuff be if not in the registry?
20091111-EE-VQP-92 / EE_QW_2_20070628
