Effectively Debugging Complex Application Sequencings

  • Date: June 10, 2010 from 12:30PM to 1:45PM
  • Day 4
  • VIR321
  • Speakers: Karan Dhillon

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This is an in-depth view of basic and advanced troubleshooting techniques for easily creating virtual packages of complex applications. The App-V sequencer will virtualize the majority of the applications thrown at it, but sometimes you will need to use some advance features to complete creating a virtual package for a complex app. We’ll show you how to use builtin log files and external tools such as Procmon to understand why a virtual package is not working as expected and how to make changes to enable it to work as expected. Areas covered: Sequencing, Client Deployment, Application Deployment

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