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AlexeyKryuchkov
Alumni
14 years agoHello,
First of all, please confirm that the mm.cfg file resides in the appropriate folder. You can do this using the following JScript routine:
Does this mean that your application's objects are wrapped as the images from the Addressing Objects of Applications Exposed by FlashInjector help topic demonstrate?
Also, can you give us HTTP access to the problematic application through the Internet? Please note that you can submit an individual support case using our Contact Support form.
First of all, please confirm that the mm.cfg file resides in the appropriate folder. You can do this using the following JScript routine:
function test()
{
var HOMEDRIVE = aqEnvironment.GetEnvironmentVariable("HOMEDRIVE");
var HOMEPATH = aqEnvironment.GetEnvironmentVariable("HOMEPATH");
var mmcfg = HOMEDRIVE + HOMEPATH + "\\mm.cfg";
if (aqFileSystem.Exists(mmcfg))
{
Log.Message("The mm.cfg file was found in the " + HOMEDRIVE + HOMEPATH + " folder. The file's contents can be found in the Additional Information panel.", aqFile.OpenTextFile(mmcfg, aqFile.faRead, aqFile.ctUTF8).ReadAll());
} else
{
Log.Warning("The mm.cfg file was not found in the " + HOMEDRIVE + HOMEPATH + " folder.");
}
}
I am able to see the application in the HTML wrapper page.
Does this mean that your application's objects are wrapped as the images from the Addressing Objects of Applications Exposed by FlashInjector help topic demonstrate?
Also, can you give us HTTP access to the problematic application through the Internet? Please note that you can submit an individual support case using our Contact Support form.