Re: Hiding the download progress bar

Thanks, Santos,

Unfortunately, that didn't seem to work exactly as we had hoped. We
were able to suppress the download notification, but the advertisment
then sat in a pending status, apparently waiting for the user to click
the "execute now" button, even though the dialog wasn't up. In the
end, we overrode the UIEventClass. It was a bit painful, but worked
fine.

Thanks again.

-Corey

On Dec 7 2006, 1:03 pm, Santos Martinez
<SantosMarti...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Go to the package, program and validate you have in general tab run = hidden,
enviroment tab program can run whether or not a user is logged on and advance
you have check the suppress program notifications, and in the advert you dont
have the allow user to interact with this application uncheck.
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Santos Martinez,MCSE, MCDBA, MCTS
ITSecData, Inchttp://www.itcspr.orghttp://www.itsecdata.com



"CoreyHaines" wrote:
Hello,

We are scripting the sms agent with the sms sdk, and we are finding
that the download progress bar is visible to the user when we call

uiresourcemanager.ExecuteProgram(progid, packid, 0)

which, we expected, should just download the source files and not
execute. Unfortunately, it shows the progress bar to the user, as well
as asking the user whether they want to run, or not, after the souce
files are downloaded. It is important that we hide all user
interaction.

Does anyone know a way to hide all of these notifications? I've gone
into the sms administrator console and unchecked all the notification
stuff that is listed in the program properties and the advertised
programs client agent properties.

I've been searching through the groups, but can't find anything about
it.

HELP!
Thanks.
-Corey Haines- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -

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