Settings for Selected Configuration Definition
Specify the files and directories required by the Uniface application that COM connector needs to access.
You only need to specify the files required. For example, if there is no startup file (which is the case if the application is a Uniface Server), you do not need to specify it.
Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Uniface Initialization File | .ini file used by
the Uniface application; for example "D:\Uniface 10.3\common\usys.ini" |
| Uniface Startup File | Application startup file (.aps), if required. |
| Uniface Assignment File | Application assignment file; for
example, "D:\Uniface 10.3\Uniface\adm\userver.asn" |
| Uniface Installation Directory | For example, D:\Uniface 10.3\common\bin |
| Uniface Working Directory | For example, "D:\Uniface 10.3_Data\project"" |
Note: If any file path contains spaces, the entire file path must be enclosed in double quotes, except for the Uniface Installation Directory, which must never be enclosed in double quotes.
For each COM configuration definition, the following registry entries are created:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Uniface\Uniface 10\DefinitionName] "aps"="" "asn"="" "InstallName"="DefinitionName" "ini"="" "unidir"="" "workdir"=""
Note: When a Uniface 32-bit application is installed
on a 64-bit machine, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE definitions are stored under the
Wow6432 node: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432\Uniface\Uniface
Version\DefinitionName.
