No, I'm not using PN Agent.. I'm using AAC with FTA policies.. (the
problem is content redirection property in the published app says ther are
no file type associations)... and the answer is CTX109592.. it is an R2 2003
issue.. this hotfix works..
Tom Waller
MTM Technologies, Inc.
System Consultant, MCSE, CCEA, CCI, CCIA
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From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Jeff Pitsch
Sent: Tue 8/1/2006 7:40 PM
To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [THIN] Re: FTA/Content Redirection for Published Apps
Let's start with the dumb questions first: Your using PNA? You've
enabled the correct file extensions in the published application? You have
client drive mappings enabled?
Jeff Pitsch
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On 8/1/06, Waller, Tom <twaller@xxxxxxx> wrote:
I have PS4 Enterprise with R01, W2K3 Server with R2.. I'm trying to
setup Content Redirect with published apps but only get "No File Type
Associations are available for this application." I've tried every
published app from a basic Notepad to Word 2003. I've seen this with Office
2003 when the SP's were not applied but in this case all SP's and Hot Fixes
have been applied. Has anyone seen this? This is the 1 st 2K3 R2 I've done
so I'm guessing R2 may be the culprit..??
Thanks,
Tom Waller
