Getting Application Compatibility Rules
Edition:REST APIs are enabled with AdminStudio Enterprise Edition.
When you send this request, it will display the details of all application compatibility rules.
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Description |
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API |
http://localhost:8086/testcenter/tests/{InternalTestID}/details |
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GET |
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Parameters |
List all parameters in the following format:
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Connection Info |
Provides the connection information of the package as mentioned in Setting Up Connection to Run REST APIs |
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Response |
Example: http://localhost:8086/testcenter/tests/1002/state/false <response> <HasFault>false</HasFault><headers><httpHeaders><Host>localhost:8086</Host><Connection>keep-alive</Connection><Accept>*/*</Accept><User-Agent>PostmanRuntime/7.26.10</User-Agent><Accept-Encoding>gzip, deflate, br</Accept-Encoding><Postman-Token>56b65b1e-aebb-4bf3-974e-340473c067ec</Postman-Token></httpHeaders><request></request></headers><summary /><data><TestDescription>Since Windows Vista, security has been increased which causes all applications to run by default with standard user privileges (even when the logged-on user is a member of an Administrator group). As a result, unmanifested Control Panel (.cpl) files might fail. A manifest file is a simple .xml file containing settings that inform the operating system how to handle the program when it is launched.</TestDescription>TestBriefDescription>The Windows Installer database is scanned for the presence of unmanifested Control Panel (.cpl) files.</TestBriefDescription><TestSubchecks>3</TestSubchecks><ManualFixDescription>Control Panel (.cpl) files should be embedded in .exe files including a manifest that specifies the privilege level required to execute the application. Where this is not feasible, an external manifest file can be created. In the latter case, the manifest file must be co-located with the .cpl file and named the same as the full filename of the .cpl file, with .manifest extension (e.g. <application_name>.cpl.manifest).</ManualFixDescription><BasicFixDescription>For each unmanifested Control Panel (.cpl) file, a manifest file specifying privilege level "highestAvailable" is added in a Windows Installer transform.</BasicFixDescription><AdvancedFixDescription>For each unmanifested Control Panel (.cpl) file, a manifest file specifying privilege "requireAdministrator" is added in a Windows Installer transform.</AdvancedFixDescription><SeverityType>Yellow</SeverityType><MoreInfoLink>http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Aa480152#appcomp_topic4</MoreInfoLink><HasAdvancedFix>true</HasAdvancedFix><HasBasicFix>true</HasBasicFix></data> </response> |