RES: (NV-5.1.1)Application Registration File

Julio and James,

I'm using the c_arf2srf utility for to register menus and tools. I removed
the old application and now just only one version exist there. But, there
are two version in the  /usr/OV/security/C/Domain/registration directory.
Can I remove the old version on this directory as well? I think this solve
the problem.  

Thanks
José Roberto Antunes

        -----Mensagem original-----
        De:     Julio Leal [mailto:jjllmm AT hotmail DOT com]
        Enviada em:     segunda-feira, 27 de março de 2000 13:11
        Para:   nv-l AT tkg DOT com
        Assunto:        Re: [NV-L] (NV-5.1.1)Application Registration File

        José Roberto:
        Do you have both versions in the directory? There only can be one.
        Netview will read every file it finds in that directory.
        It has the same behaviour with other directories as symbols and
fields.
        Hope this helps.
        Julio Leal
        From:   owner-nv-l AT tkg DOT com <mailto:owner-nv-l AT tkg DOT com> 
        Date:   27/03/2000 10:28:48 NST
        Subject:        [NV-L] (NV-5.1.1)Application Registration File



        Hi,
        I'm created an application menu in /usr/OV/registration/C/my_app,
and it works fine.
        But i needed  to changes something in application and saved it with
another name my_app_new.
        After run the /usr/OV/bin/c_arf2srf my_app_new,  its one does't work
fine(the menu does't appear).
        Looking for files in /usr/OV/security/C/Domains/registration i see
two file my_app and my_app_new.
        Can somebody give a hint?
        Thanks in Advance
        José Roberto Antunes
        Antunes AT telesc.com DOT br <mailto:Antunes AT telesc.com DOT br> 
        
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