Contacts in the Java team for this are

Mike Sliger
Patrick McCormick

They report to Mike D. Smith

Instructions:

Your dxmedia.cab drop failed the BVT tests because the files were packaged under ms\dxmedia instead of com\ms\dxmedia.  This is an easy mistake with dubuild; I've appended the following example of a session that builds a CAB and checks it to ensure it is packaged right.

--Pat

D:\>cd \projects\JPMBrowser

D:\projects\JPMBrowser>path
PATH=C:\WIN95;C:\WIN95\COMMAND;C:\SDK-JAVA.20\BIN;

D:\projects\JPMBrowser>dubuild JPM.cab . /d "JPM Browser" /I *.class

Microsoft (R) Distribution Unit Builder - Version 4.79.2220
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1997. All rights reserved.


D:\projects\JPMBrowser>extract /d jpm.cab
Microsoft (R) Diamond Extraction Tool - Version (16) 1.00.0530 (04/3/95)
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corp 1994-1995. All rights reserved.

 Cabinet jpm.cab

07-30-1997  5:50:32p ----           295 JPM Browser.osd
07-20-1997  6:38:42p A---         1,960 com\ms\JPMBrowser\JPMPanel.class
07-20-1997  6:38:42p A---           678 com\ms\JPMBrowser\BrowserFrame.class
07-20-1997  6:38:42p A---         1,289 com\ms\JPMBrowser\BrowserApplet.class
                 4 Files          4,222 bytes

The OSD file above is automatically generated by DUBUILD.  It contains a list of all Java packages found and sets the version number to be 1.0.0.0.

Make sure that your packages are in the com\ms subdirectory as seen above.

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Since we need to call in COM, we have to be trusted classes, part of the system.

You need to add the parameters -S * to your command line to mark all packages as SYSTEM packages:

	C> dubuild dajava.cab dajava -S * ...