SFTCallBack.txt: This is a more simple logs that allows you to reconsile process starts and stops during sequencing.
When the 4.6 sequencer simulates reboots, the elements that are processed will be tracked in this log file. SFTrbt.txt: This is the sequencer reboot log file. SFT-Seq-log.txt: The majority of sequencer logging occurs here (Uploads to virtual environment, downloads from the virtual environment, service starts and service stops, etc.) Certain logs pertain to specific functions so the relevancy will vary on whatever your troubleshooting scenario might be. I prefer Trace32 of course! These log files are stored in the logs subdirectory of the Sequencer installation directory which defaults to C:\Program Files\ Program Files\Microsoft Application Virtualization Sequencer\Logs. While the logs did not write to the Event Viewer-able logs, all but one are text-based which makes for easy manipulation with your favorite log parser. In App-V 4.6, the process was not that simple. Even better, the sequencer not only has two logs to worry about (operational and administrative) but a simple process can occur to enable more verbose debug logging. If you are not in the office the process should continue.For sequencing in App-V 5, the new ETW model simplifies the process and moves App-V to the Windows standards for event tracing. Make sure you have an internal process how sequencing should be done and describe that process in a procedure. For every package we sequence we need to put all our efforts we can to make sure the quality of the package is good as we can make it. The whole chain of application virtualization starts at the beginning. The virtual application running in it’s isolated environment and depending on available services running on the host. For example a USB print driver is available locally and a scanning application is sequenced with App-V sequencer. Some applications can be made as virtual packages as long as the host operating system has the dependencies fulfilled outside the App-V virtual environment. Keep the 80 – 20 rule in mind.Īny application or service which is installing boot or device drivers can’t be sequenced.
With Application Virtualization you can’t virtualize all your applications so make sure before you start you know what the applications will do. The App-V sequencer monitors the installation process for an application and records all necessary files, services and registry settings needed for that application to run in a virtual environment. Sequencing application is a creation process where you create packages that can be delivered to the end user.
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