Publish Ms Access application

[Nicolas EYRIGNOUX]

Hi,

 

in XenApp 6.5 I published an MS Access app with this command:

 

Command Line : "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office14\MSACCESS.EXE" "c:\Program Files (x86)\Afdsi\itdeux.accde" /x AutoExec

Working Directory : c:\Program Files (x86)\Afdsi

 

I can't find the right setting under Studio to publish this application under VDA 1912.

 

A shortcut on the VDA server desktop, however, works well with this :

 

Target : "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office16\MSACCESS.EXE" "c:\Program Files (x86)\Afdsi\itdeux.accde"  /x AutoExec

Start In : "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office16"

 

Thanks for your help.

Nicolas

[CarlStalhood]

In the second row, you need quotes around the first argument:

 

"c:\Program Files (x86)\Afdsi\itdeux.accde"  /x AutoExec

[Sandra Burke]

Hi Nicolas.  I know how frustrating it is when you knew a product so well.  I hope the following annotated screenshot is worth a thousand words.  When you click on 'Manually', you will see a user interface that is very easy to understand. 

 

[Nicolas EYRIGNOUX]

Hi Sandrabu,

 

I probably explained myself badly (my English is not very good ...)

I know how to manually add an application in Studio.

But my problem is to get to launch an application MS Access in the format .accde using the runtime MS Access.

When I launch the app with the attachment settings (Capture1), I have an MS Access error message saying that the control line settings are not allowed settings by MS Access.

Off the setting " /x AutoExec " works if I created a shortcut on directly on the VDA server desktop (see screen copy 2).

 

Nicolas

[CarlStalhood]

I wonder if your arguments need quotes around the path that has spaces in it.

[Nicolas EYRIGNOUX]

Hi Carl,

 

I can't add quotes in the first row (quotes are not allowed here)

So i added quotes in the parameters row (Capture1), but it does not work too...

[Nicolas EYRIGNOUX]

I bypassed the problem by making a cmd file with the command :

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office16\MSACCESS.EXE" "c:\Program Files (x86)\Afdsi\itdeux.accde"  /x AutoExec

it works when i published the cmd.

 

Nicolas

[Nicolas EYRIGNOUX]

Bingo !

Yes it works.

 

Many Thanks Carl.

[Darryl Sakach]

I agree with Carl that this should work from the GUI if you enter:

 

"c:\Program Files (x86)\Afdsi\itdeux.accde"  /x AutoExec

 

in the arguments field.