Is it possible to start RTserver in a Windows directory whose name contains spaces.
Article ID: KB0087035
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO SmartSockets | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
Resolution:
Yes, but to do so you must use the Windows "short-hand" method to indicate the directory element which contains the space.
As an example:
rtserver -command c:\program files\foo.cm -no_daemon (* would not work *)
should be converted to:
rtserver -command "c:\progra~1\foo.cm" -no_daemon (* will work *)
From Engineering: There is no real way to do this (launch RTserver with a space in a directory name under WIN/2K). We would have to change the rtadmin parsing routines to be able to handle that.
Yes, but to do so you must use the Windows "short-hand" method to indicate the directory element which contains the space.
As an example:
rtserver -command c:\program files\foo.cm -no_daemon (* would not work *)
should be converted to:
rtserver -command "c:\progra~1\foo.cm" -no_daemon (* will work *)
From Engineering: There is no real way to do this (launch RTserver with a space in a directory name under WIN/2K). We would have to change the rtadmin parsing routines to be able to handle that.
Issue/Introduction
Is it possible to start RTserver in a Windows directory whose name contains spaces.
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