Dependencies View
AdminStudio 2021 | 21.0 | Application Manager (Home Tab)
Edition:Application Manager is included with AdminStudio Professional and Enterprise Editions.
The Dependencies View, which opens in the Application Manager Home tab when a package’s Dependencies node is selected in the tree, varies by deployment type:
| • | Dependencies View / Windows Installer Package |
| • | Dependencies View / App-V Package |
Dependencies View / Windows Installer Package
On the Dependencies View, you can view a list of all of the files of a selected Windows Installer package that have dependencies with files used by other packages or operating systems in the Application Catalog. This view is displayed for Windows Installer .msi packages in which file dependency information exists.
The Dependencies View is populated when you scan a Windows Installer package for dependencies using the Auto detect dependencies option of the Dependency Wizard.
Note:If the Only Display View Nodes With Data option on the General tab of the Application Manager Options dialog box is selected, if no dependencies are found, the Dependencies node will not be displayed.
The following information is displayed on the Dependencies view:
|
Option |
Description |
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File Name |
Name of the file contained in the Windows Installer package; all other columns describe dependencies for this file. |
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Architecture |
Machine architecture for the file. |
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16 bit |
Signifies whether the file is meant for 16-bit machines. |
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Terminal Server Aware |
Signifies whether the file is Terminal Server aware or not. |
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.NET Assembly |
Shows NotCLR if the file is not a .NET assembly; otherwise it displays the version of .NET it depends upon. |
|
SubSystem |
Signifies the sub-system for the file. |
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Signed |
Signifies whether the file is digitally signed. |
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Signee |
If the file is signed, this columns lists the name of the signee. |
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PE Dependent on |
Lists other files that this one depends on. |
|
PE Language |
The language for the file. |
Note:For Microsoft App-V packages, a dependency scan is automatically performed during import into the Application Catalog, and the results are displayed on the App-V package’s Dependencies View. For more information, see Viewing App-V Package Dependencies.
Dependencies View / App-V Package
Note:This information applies to App-V 4.x packages.
The Dependencies View lists both the applications the App-V package is dependent on and the applications dependent upon this App-V package.
For each dependency, the following information is listed:
| • | Application |
| • | In Catalog? (Yes / No) |
| • | DSC Server URL |
| • | Server URL |
| • | Mandatory? (Yes / No) |