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Table Of Contents
- ThinApp User’s Guide
- Contents
- About This Book
- Installing ThinApp
- Capturing Applications
- Deploying Applications
- ThinApp Deployment Options
- Establishing File Type Associations with the thinreg.exe Utility
- Building an MSI Database
- Controlling Application Access with Active Directory
- Using ThinApp Packages Streamed from the Network
- Using Captured Applications with Other System Components
- Performing Paste Operations
- Accessing Printers
- Accessing Drivers
- Accessing the Local Disk, the Removable Disk, and Network Shares
- Accessing the System Registry
- Accessing Networking and Sockets
- Using Shared Memory and Named Pipes
- Using COM, DCOM, and Out-of-Process COM Components
- Starting Services
- Using File Type Associations
- Sample Isolation Mode Configuration Depending on Deployment Context
- Updating Applications
- Application Updates That the End User Triggers
- Application Sync Updates
- Using Application Sync in a Managed or Unmanaged Environment
- Update Firefox 2.0.0.3 to Firefox 3 with Application Sync
- Fix an Incorrect Update with Application Sync
- Application Sync Effect on Entry Point Executable Files
- Updating thinreg.exe Registrations with Application Sync
- Maintaining the Primary Data Container Name with Application Sync
- Application Link Updates
- View of the Application using Application Link
- Link a Base Application to the Microsoft .NET Framework
- Set up Nested Links with Application Link
- Affecting Isolation Modes with Application Link
- PermittedGroups Effect on Linked Packages
- Sandbox Changes for Standalone and Linked Packages
- Import Order for Linked Packages
- File and Registry Collisions in Linked Packages
- VBScript Collisions in Linked Packages
- VBScript Function Order in Linked Packages
- Storing Multiple Versions of a Linked Application in the Same Directory
- Using Application Sync For a Base Application and Linked Packages
- Application Sync Updates
- Application Updates That the Administrator Triggers
- Automatic Application Updates
- Upgrading Running Applications on a Network Share
- Sandbox Considerations for Upgraded Applications
- Application Updates That the End User Triggers
- Monitoring and Troubleshooting ThinApp
- Configuring Package Parameters
- Package.ini File Structure
- Parameters that Apply to Package.ini or ##Attributes.ini Files
- Configuring the ThinApp Runtime
- Configuring File System and Registry Isolation
- Configuring File and Protocol Associations
- Configuring Build Output
- Configuring Permissions and Security
- Configuring Objects and DLL Files
- Configuring Storage
- Configuring Processes and Services
- Configuring File and Block Sizes
- Configuring Icons
- Configuring Logging
- Configuring Versions
- Configuring Locale Information
- Configuring Individual Applications
- Configuring Dependent Applications with Application Link
- Configuring Application Updates with Application Sync
- Configuring MSI Files
- Configuring Sandbox Storage and Inventory Names
- ThinApp Sandbox
- Snapshot Commands and Customization
- ThinApp Virtual File System
- ThinApp Scripts
- Callback Functions
- Use Scripts in a ThinApp Environment
- API Functions
- Glossary
- Index
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Chapter 5 Monitoring and Troubleshooting ThinApp
<-indicatestheprocessofthecallreturningtotheoriginalcaller.Forcallexitlogentries,ThinApp
displaystheoutputparameters.Theseparametersareoutandin/outparameters.
kernel32.dllindicatestheDLLwheretheAPIcalllands.
7c81b1f0indicatestheaddressoftheAPIinsidekernel32wherethecalllands.Ifyoudisassemble
kernel32.dllatthe7c81b1f0address,youlocatethecodefortheSetConsoleModefunction.
->BOOL=1hindicatestheAPIreturnsthevalueof1andthereturncodehastheBOOLtype.
Application Startup Information
Thefollowingentriesshowsbasicinformationabouttheapplication,suchasthemodulenameand
process ID (PID),andaboutLogMonitor,suchastheversionandoptions.
000001 0a88 Logging started for Module=C:\test\cmd_test\bin\cmd.exe
Using archive=
PID=0xec
CommandLine = cmd
000002 0a88 Logging options: CAP_LEVEL=9 MAX_CAP_ARY=25 MAX_CAP_STR=150
MAX_NEST=100
VERSION=3.090
000003 0a88 System Current Directory = C:\test\cmd_test\bin Virtual Current Directory =
C:\test\cmd_test\bin
000004 0a88 |start_env_var| =::=::\
000005 0a88 |start_env_var| =C:=C:\test\cmd_test\bin
000006 0a88 |start_env_var| =ExitCode=00000000
000007 0a88 |start_env_var| ALLUSERSPROFILE=C:\Documents and Settings\All Users.WINDOWS
...
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List of DLLs Loaded into Memory During Runtime
TheModules loadedsectionislocatedneartheendofthelogfileanddescribestheDLLsthatareloadedinto
memoryatruntimeandtheDLLaddresses.TheinformationshowswhetherWindowsorThinApploadsthe
DLLs.
Thisexampleincludesasummaryofthelengthofthelongestcallsandthe
followingentries:
SYSTEM_LOADEDindicatesthatWindowsloadstheDLL.Thefilemustexistonthedisk.
MEMORY_MAPPED_ANONindicatesthatThinApploadstheDLL.ThinAppmightloadthefilefromthe
virtualfilesystem.
46800000-46873fffindicatestheaddressrangeinvirtualmemorywheretheDLLresides.
PRELOADED_BY_SYSTEMandPRELOADED_MAPareduplicateentriesandrefertothememoryaddressrange
wheretheexecutableimagefileismappedintomemory.
---Modules loaded --
PRELOADED_MAP 00400000-00452fff, C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader
8.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
PRELOADED_BY_SYSTEM 00400000-00452fff, C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader
8.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
SYSTEM_LOADED 00400000-00452fff, C:\test\AcroRd32.exe
MEMORY_MAPPED_ANON 013b0000-020affff, C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader
8.0\Reader\AcroRd32.dll
----Timing Report: list of slowest 150 objects profiled ---
8255572220 total cycles (2955.56 ms): |sprof| thinapp_LoadLibrary2
765380728 cycles (274.01 ms) on log entry 21753
428701805 cycles (153.48 ms) on log entry 191955
410404281 cycles (146.93 ms) on log entry 193969
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