ERROR, application GUID {} not found in application list, unable to execute

Hello,
When installing an operating system from BDD 2007, I keep getting "ERROR,
application GUID {} not found in application list, unable to execute" where
the GUID is the GUID assigned to an application in my Application.xml file.

The operating system installs without any errors but applications are not
getting installed. I removed all my applications and recreated just one to
troubleshoot the issue. Here is my Applications.xml.

<applications>
<application guid="{6d6ba307-c9ff-4cd9-b4d3-03e1039b42d8}" enable="True">
<FullName>Adobe Acrobat Reader 8.0</FullName>
<Name>Acrobat Reader</Name>
<Version>8.0</Version>
<Publisher>Adobe</Publisher>
<Language>
</Language>
<Source>.\Applications\Acrobat Reader 8</Source>
<CommandLine>AcrobatReader-8.0.cmd</CommandLine>
<WorkingDirectory>.\Applications\Acrobat Reader 8</WorkingDirectory>
<Platform>
</Platform>
</application>
</applications>

Has anyone run into this issue with the latest release of BDD 2007?

So i figured out that this only happens when i configure CustomSettings.ini
to search the database. The only database settings i'm setting are Location
per gateway and i'm only configuring things like SLShare etc..

If i remove all database settings from the CustomSettings.ini and only stick
with 'Default' then the application installs fine


"Brian M" <bmarobel@mathworks.com> wrote in message
news:8A47B3F3-5E92-4A53-92D5-4ADF3A1DC6C6@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
> When installing an operating system from BDD 2007, I keep getting "ERROR,
> application GUID {} not found in application list, unable to execute"
> where
> the GUID is the GUID assigned to an application in my Application.xml
> file.
>
> The operating system installs without any errors but applications are not
> getting installed. I removed all my applications and recreated just one
> to
> troubleshoot the issue. Here is my Applications.xml.
>
> <applications>
> <application guid="{6d6ba307-c9ff-4cd9-b4d3-03e1039b42d8}" enable="True">
> <FullName>Adobe Acrobat Reader 8.0</FullName>
> <Name>Acrobat Reader</Name>
> <Version>8.0</Version>
> <Publisher>Adobe</Publisher>
> <Language>
> </Language>
> <Source>.\Applications\Acrobat Reader 8</Source>
> <CommandLine>AcrobatReader-8.0.cmd</CommandLine>
> <WorkingDirectory>.\Applications\Acrobat Reader 8</WorkingDirectory>
> <Platform>
> </Platform>
> </application>
> </applications>
>
> Has anyone run into this issue with the latest release of BDD 2007?

You might actually look in the database tables to see if there is an
application mistakingly added to the database tables or at least partially
addded.

"Brian M" <bmarobel@mathworks.com> wrote in message
news:F9385A95-B0B0-4D8D-A33E-F6D30A962289@microsoft.com...
> So i figured out that this only happens when i configure
> CustomSettings.ini to search the database. The only database settings i'm
> setting are Location per gateway and i'm only configuring things like
> SLShare etc..
>
> If i remove all database settings from the CustomSettings.ini and only
> stick with 'Default' then the application installs fine
>
>
> "Brian M" <bmarobel@mathworks.com> wrote in message
> news:8A47B3F3-5E92-4A53-92D5-4ADF3A1DC6C6@microsoft.com...
>> Hello,
>> When installing an operating system from BDD 2007, I keep getting "ERROR,
>> application GUID {} not found in application list, unable to execute"
>> where
>> the GUID is the GUID assigned to an application in my Application.xml
>> file.
>>
>> The operating system installs without any errors but applications are not
>> getting installed. I removed all my applications and recreated just one
>> to
>> troubleshoot the issue. Here is my Applications.xml.
>>
>> <applications>
>> <application guid="{6d6ba307-c9ff-4cd9-b4d3-03e1039b42d8}"
>> enable="True">
>> <FullName>Adobe Acrobat Reader 8.0</FullName>
>> <Name>Acrobat Reader</Name>
>> <Version>8.0</Version>
>> <Publisher>Adobe</Publisher>
>> <Language>
>> </Language>
>> <Source>.\Applications\Acrobat Reader 8</Source>
>> <CommandLine>AcrobatReader-8.0.cmd</CommandLine>
>> <WorkingDirectory>.\Applications\Acrobat Reader 8</WorkingDirectory>
>> <Platform>
>> </Platform>
>> </application>
>> </applications>
>>
>> Has anyone run into this issue with the latest release of BDD 2007?
>