Hi,

Installing the ECF on Vista using the automatic wizard is not supported.  Did you follow the manual instructions located here - http://docs.mediachase.com/doku.php?id=ecf:41:tutorials:vista

Mediachase Software

Hello,

Yes, i did a manual install on Vista. On XP Hungarian edition everything went fine (like on XP ENG, WinServer 2003 ENG), even without setting the NonUnicode program's language to english.

Can you specify the error message and what you were doing leading up to that error?

Mediachase Software

Can you specify the error message and what you were doing leading up to that error?

Mediachase Software

My first problem is that on Hungarian language edition of Vista, the PublicStore throws an error, like the thread starter wrote. The solution was, that i had to switch the language for non-unicode programs (in control panel - regional setting) from hungarian to english.

The secont problem is at Win_Vista.sql. On Hungarian Vista 'NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE' string is translated into hungarian, so the script can't find this login name.

That's all folks :)

To accomplish this you would use localization.  We have a guide on localization here: http://www.mediachase.com/documentation/ecfv4doc/ecf41_localization.pdf  which will guide you through this process.

There is also a localization setting in your web.config file that you will need to modify.

Not sure how the SQL script translates permissions in different languages. That sounds more like an OS issue. Can you manually change the permissions after the script completes?

Mediachase Software

Not the script translates permissions differently, the string 'NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE' in hungarian edition of Vista is 'NT AUTHORITY\HÁLÓZATI SZOLGÁLTATÁS'. On other editions like German it may be translated to other string. So only the credential name is translated. The permissions have to assigned manually. Of course it's an OS issue...

The other. If eCF would be fully Unicode, then it shouldn't be a problem. The non-unicode piece of code must be somewhere in PublicStore, because the backend CommerceManager works fine with hungarian non-unicode settings. I don't have full source code yet, so i can't invastigate this for you now much deeper.

Localization is something that we are working hard to implement and test in preparation for the ECF G5 release.

Glad you figured out some workarounds.

Mediachase Software