(We only support Windows 7 SP1 and higher, Server 2008 and higher as well as Azure) There are a lot of laws, processes, testing etc that would have to be undertaken by our customers to take any "fix" or changes.Īgain there are other considerations that can effect deployment especially now UAC (User Access Control) is regarded as 'ON' on everybody machine. To roll out any changes to the runtime is a massive task and not undertaken lightly. In terms of the Micro Focus Server that our customers run on is based on wrappack 6. In our production code that shipped to the customer we actually set this "MFOLECL_NO_THREAD_INIT" in code. Probably 90% of our developers run Windows 10 (it might even be 100%), others are probably on Windows 8. Our compile server however is sitting at wrappack 6 to match the customers environment. I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and was not a new install. why the huge gap? When developers upgraded to Wndows 10 and something fails.the first response from Micro Focus is "You need to be on the latest wrappack" (Which agree with).so those end up running on the latest wrappack. Net Express - We are running wrappacks from 6 - 12. Perhaps one of the above will resolve your problem. These are a few things I have come across getting Net Express working on Windows 10. If you upgrade to Windows 10 from an older version of Windows it corrupts the Net Express license. What have you got in your manifest for your executable? This also can resolve 114 errors when breaking into animation. Set the environment varaiable MFOLECL_NO_THREAD_INIT with a value of Y - We had to do this only on a few machines (Cause unkown)ĭelete the nxdebug.~ds found under C:\Users\The Windows Username\Documents\Micro Focus\Net Express 5.1\WORKAREA - This resolves 114 errors when you hit a Debugbreak during animation and NetExpress wants to load the source codeĭelete the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Micro Focus\NetExpress\5.1 - This key recreates itself but you'd loose your preferences. Some of the things I've had to do with our developers that run Windows 10: Net Express and Windows 10 comes with a few challenges.
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