Does anyone know where the preferences/servers are stored on Windows 7 install of the NBU 7.1 Java console?
Alternatively does anyone know how to make the console store the master server as default host on Windows 7?
DETAILS:
On Windows XP Windows 7 is properly storing the preferences and they appear to have been stored in:
C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Application Data\VERITAS\java\710000 in files
_vrts_nbe_NBEloginLists_vrts-nbe-AdminConsole_prefs.properties
_vrts_nbe_NBEWindowPreferences_vrts-nbe-AdminConsole_prefs.properties
My reading suggests that NBU versions prior to 6.5 used the Windows registry.
For NBU 7.1 reading confirms Windows 7 is supported but nothing was found that tells me where it stores the settings.
The console installation is working and I can access my master just fine using it. However, every time I open it have to change the server and user name instead of it remembering – it always defaults to my local workstation name. In
7.1 on XP it remembers it properly. Documentation shows it is supposed to remember this and by testing my XP workstation I was able to identify the above files as the ones changed when a new server is accessed.
In Windows 7 C:\Documents and Settings is a “junction” to C:\Users.
Also C:\Users\jlightner\Application Data is a “junction” to C:\Users\jlightner\AppData\Roaming.
I created the VERITAS\Java\710000 directory structure under the above Roaming on the theory it would be the equivalent path but no luck.
Looking at the CMD window spawned during startup of the console I don’t see any errors.
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