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Last Post 10/8/2007 9:08:08 AM By LlewellynK. 6 replies.
9/30/2007 11:08:18 AM
Lefty
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XShan Reference

Just an FYI... I downloaded the latest copy (7664) and the InstDSC project wouldn't build.  I had to remove and recreate the reference to the XShan.DotShoppingCart.Common project.

 

9/30/2007 7:11:14 PM
lukezy
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Re: XShan Reference

Thanks. I will fix it on the next release.

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10/5/2007 9:25:17 AM
LlewellynK
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Re: XShan Reference

Hello. Found a problem when running the latest build. The solution is looking for a DotshoppingcartMaster.key file in the incorrect location.
The file is being looked for in .\main\Files\Microsoft howver I found it in .\main\Install\Files\Microsoft

Copying the folder .\main\Install\Files to the .\main folder solved the problem.

thanks,

 LK

10/5/2007 9:32:08 AM
lukezy
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Re: XShan Reference

Did you run InstDSC.exe first? If so, what did you pass to parameter <encryption key path>? You want to choose a different path other than the "install" path. Putting the encryption key in the install path might expose a security risk.

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10/5/2007 9:43:04 AM
LlewellynK
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Re: XShan Reference

Yes, built the project and ran the instdsc.exe -->
instdsc .\sql2005 dotshoppingcart C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Data c:\tempdb localhost llewellyn@pchchinasolutions.com

c:\tempdb is an existing folder with nothing in it. I'm guessing I was meant to point it to the licence file path instead?

10/5/2007 10:44:34 AM
lukezy
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Re: XShan Reference

You could move the encryption key file to any place. Just make sure you change the path in web.config as well. Search for the DotshoppingcartMaster.key in web.config and you will know where to change it.

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10/8/2007 9:08:08 AM
LlewellynK
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Re: XShan Reference

Thank you for the feed back.
I discovered my problem. When I specify the paramter path to my SQL data folder, the path contained spaces. (c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server). Wrapping a paramter containing spaces within quotation marks solved it.