Revit Application macro issue on VMware Horizon

[EddieSaez]

I'm encountering an issue where by an application macro will be running fine during development and configuration of Revit. but as soon as IT publish this into a test or live environment the macro breaks and needs to be rebuilt from within the SharpDevelop app.

Any ideas on a possible cause and solution would be most appreciated.

Kind Regards
Eddie

[EddieSaez]

I'm encountering an issue where by an application macro will be running fine during development and configuration of Revit. but as soon as IT publish this into a test or live environment the macro breaks and needs to be rebuilt from within the SharpDevelop app.

Any ideas on a possible cause and solution would be most appreciated.

Kind Regards
Eddie

[jeremy_tammik]

Details, please. What "breaks"? Is it an application or document macro? Etc., etc.

[jeremy_tammik]

Details, please. What "breaks"? Is it an application or document macro? Etc., etc.

[EddieSaez]

The macro is an Application macro and builds fine under my development vmware profile.
It breaks (IE. needs rebuilding) when this VMware environment is move to into testing.

[EddieSaez]

The macro is an Application macro and builds fine under my development vmware profile.
It breaks (IE. needs rebuilding) when this VMware environment is move to into testing.

[jeremy_tammik]

Maybe building a macros generates files in a specific folder in your OS. Maybe that folder gets lost when moving to testing. You might want to monitor the file system to determine what exactly happens during the build process and where the intermediate files generated are placed. Maybe the process explorer and such-like tools can help:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/process-explorer?source=recommendations

[jeremy_tammik]

Maybe building a macros generates files in a specific folder in your OS. Maybe that folder gets lost when moving to testing. You might want to monitor the file system to determine what exactly happens during the build process and where the intermediate files generated are placed. Maybe the process explorer and such-like tools can help:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/process-explorer?source=recommendations