>> But where i can find this GEN01 category.
this comment should be in the message you received.
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Check the failure code against the Intel(R) Application/Component Suitability Guidelines and Validation Criteria document. This document lists the error codes and the associated tests that were run on your application.
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from the comment provided; it looks like you are using a library or package that isn't part of the default environment. you need to include all dependencies so that the software can install everything that is needed - it is best to do this on a "virgin" environment; there are topics/guides about using virtualization for this.
// Aaron Ardiri
Mobile 1UP
http://www.mobile1up.com/
But i can't fine that GEN01 category...
>> But i can't fine that GEN01 category...
that may be because it is generic.
what dependencies does your software have? have you included them?
you cannot assume package/library X will be on the consumers end system; unless it is specifically defined within the SDK documentation. anything not included by default, MUST be packaged with your application so dependencies are met (and the program can run). if you are using a library; simply statically link it or put the .dll (or .so) within the package - depending if your submitting for windows or moblin - you have different procedures.
// Aaron Ardiri
Mobile 1UP
http://www.mobile1up.com/
Dinesh,
If this is a Windows entry, you can use Dependency Walker to determine what dependencies you need to include. Any dependencies found, need to be included in your MSI installer.
Link: http://dependencywalker.com/
Please let me know if you need any help with that utility.
Brian,
I get that dependencywalker. but how to use that utility. help would be appreciated.
Dinesh,
Have a look here:
http://www-archive.mozilla.org/quality/help/dependency-walker.html
http://wiki.imacros.net/Dependency_Walker
You want to be sure to include any 3rd party DLL's that your application uses, in your MSI. Be sure to check to see if those DLL's need to be registered.