AccessGuruCarl
Programmer
Hello All,
Few questions regarding installing a new application in a corporate environment!
1. Questions regarding Registry Entries...
I've created an application, that on setup(during install process) it creates an entry in the HKCU\Software section of the registry along with a few other keys the app uses.
A. Does this need Administrative rights to install?
B. And, will I be able to read or write to these values later if the user does not have admin rights?
I was thinking of replacing with .ini file if this will be an issue.
2. Question is regarding cookies...
They must activate the application!
So, I shell out to the website, and process thier registration info. I then drop a cookie on the users pc, to check if the activation was a success.
My question is, whats the standard for cookies in a corporate environment? Will thier browser allow them?
Or is their a better way to determine if the registration was a success.
Basically, Here is what the web page is doing.
The web page validates the info, then updates a table so the key cannot be used again. If I successfully updated the table I drop the cookie!
This works great in my test environment, but I'm self-employed so I have no way of physically testing this. I'd like to know some of the issues that may arise before I release it.
Thanks,
Carl
AccessGuruCarl
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Few questions regarding installing a new application in a corporate environment!
1. Questions regarding Registry Entries...
I've created an application, that on setup(during install process) it creates an entry in the HKCU\Software section of the registry along with a few other keys the app uses.
A. Does this need Administrative rights to install?
B. And, will I be able to read or write to these values later if the user does not have admin rights?
I was thinking of replacing with .ini file if this will be an issue.
2. Question is regarding cookies...
They must activate the application!
So, I shell out to the website, and process thier registration info. I then drop a cookie on the users pc, to check if the activation was a success.
My question is, whats the standard for cookies in a corporate environment? Will thier browser allow them?
Or is their a better way to determine if the registration was a success.
Basically, Here is what the web page is doing.
The web page validates the info, then updates a table so the key cannot be used again. If I successfully updated the table I drop the cookie!
This works great in my test environment, but I'm self-employed so I have no way of physically testing this. I'd like to know some of the issues that may arise before I release it.
Thanks,
Carl
AccessGuruCarl
Programmers helping programmers
you can't find a better site.