Deployment Files for PowerBuilder, InfoMaker, and the HTML - Sybase

Using this documentSet the data value of the (Default) string value to the directory where theapplication is installed and create a new string value called Path that specifiesthe location of shared files. The following example shows a typical registryentry for an application called MYAPP.EXE that uses Adaptive ServerAnywhere. The registry key is enclosed in square brackets and is followed bystring values for the key in the format "Name"="Value":[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\myapp.exe]"Default"="C:\Program Files\myapps\MYAPP.EXE""Path"="C:\Program Files\myapps;C:\Program Files\sybase\shared\PowerBuilder;c:\program files\sybase\Adaptive Server Anywhere 6.0\win32\;"About REG filesRegistry update files that have a .REG extension can be used to importinformation into the registry. The format used in registry key examples in thisdocument is similar to the format used in registry update files but theseexamples are not intended to be used as update files. The pathnames in datavalue strings in registry update files typically use a pair of backslashes insteadof a single backslash, and the "Default" string value is represented by the atsign (@).About filenamesTables in this document show the ANSI versions of filenames. Some otherversions of PowerBuilder have a letter at the end of the filename to distinguishamong versions. For example, if you are using a non-ANSI version ofPowerBuilder, your Sybase\Shared\PowerBuilder directory may contain fileswith names such as PBVM70M.DLL or PBVM70U.DLL instead ofPBVM70.DLL. When you deploy an application, deploy the samePowerBuilder DLLs with which you developed it.4 Last updated November 23, 1999