Errror message on WPI

[Jonathan31]

Hello,

I have a problem with WPI.

When i execute the wpi.cmd i have this error message.

Someone knows this error message?

JavaScript Error Report

Message: Low memory

Url: file:..................................\WPI.hta

File:Chec.js

Line:30

Thanks for you answer

[glent]

do you recive the same error when launching wpi.hta?

[Jonathan31]

YES

[Synapse]

Low memory maybe?

my WPI when its running takes 11 megs.

so if your comp has like 32, 64, or 128 megs.. thats probably why.

Edited June 23, 2005 by Bi0haZarD

[Jonathan31]

How to solve this problème?

I have 512 MB of memory

[oioldman]

Does this happen with the default download file from the homepage?

If not, i would look at your script files incase one is the problem, missing ";" ro inserted pagebreak not using the <br /> command.

[edit]

corrected grammar

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Edited June 24, 2005 by oioldman

[Jonathan31]

Thanks for your answer but my WPI function well.

The message error appear when i bind two software together.

Ex: Office Xp with SP3OfficeXP

SP3Office Xp with Office Xp

I use the option "dependent of" of WPI.

Sorry if i do not have was enough precise the first time

[oioldman]

Do any of your dependencies work?

I know Office on install is rather resource hungry and it could be just that.

What if you do just the office, without the sp3? does that work

if yes then re-do adding sp3.

[Jonathan31]

"dependencies"?

I don't understand

[Synapse]

ahh i had this problem before, what caused it was i had .net framework 1.1 and .net framework user delete dependent of eachother.

example:

.net framwork 1.1

UniqueID: A

dependent of: "B"

.Net framework 1.1 user delete

UniqueID: B

dependent of: "A"

so change any programs that "loop" like that and it'll solve it.

it sucks we can't do that, cause right now my .Net framework can be installed either with or without the UserDelete if the user clicks User Delete checkbox again. but the User Delete can't be installed without the .Net Framework Checked.

Edited June 24, 2005 by Bi0haZarD

[Jonathan31]

ME:

Office Xp

UniqueID: OfficeXp

dependent of: SP3OfficeXp

Sp3 Office Xp

UniqueID: SP3OfficeXP

dependent of: OfficeXP

Then it is impossible to make this plan?

[Synapse]

yeap thats whats causing the problem, i'm not sure if you can make it so if the person has to install both programs, except for maybe adding the command for the second entry into the command for the first entry....

example would be...

.Net Framwork 1.1

ID: A

Command 1: pathtoinstaller\install.exe /switches

Command 2: net user asp.net /delete (or whatever my command is)

I think that is the only way to do that, for my example.. my current setup is..

.Net Framwork 1.1

.Net Framework remove user

.net framwork 1.1 is dependent of nothing, .Net framework remove user is depended of .net framework 1.1...

thus... if you click .net framework 1.1 or remove user, both check boxes go up... however it IS possible for the user to install just the .Net Framework 1.1 without the Remove user which kinda sucks..

there i go rambling on again lol...

you may need "start /wait" on each line.. i'm not sure as i've never ran more then 2 commands on a single entry.

Edited June 24, 2005 by Bi0haZarD

[Jonathan31]

Thanks for you answer