PUP Files not unpacked with Commerce Portal Install

DavidSheesley
DavidSheesley Member Posts: 5
edited 2006-08-16 in Navision e-Commerce
Commerce Portal Samples are in a file type of "PUP", what program do you use to unpack these files?
-David Sheesley

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  • DavidSheesley
    DavidSheesley Member Posts: 5
    This does not work in V3.70, no mime type is established for file type PUP.
    To unpack the file, carry out the following steps:
    1 In Windows Explorer, browse to the Commerce Portal directory on the local hard disk of the server. The default location of the CommercePortal.pup file is C:\Program Files\Navision Attain\Commerce Portal\pup. The folder contains two files. Use CommercePortal2000.pup if you are running Commerce Server 2000, or use CommercePortal2002.pup if you are running Commerce Server 2002.
    2 Double click on the CommercePortalXXXX.pup file, where XXXX is the Commerce Server version number. The Unpack window appears:
    You can choose between the Quick unpack and Custom unpack options:
    Quick unpack: installs all databases on one local or remote SQL Server
    computer. Custom unpack: enables you to specify your own settings for unpacking a new site (or adding components from a package file to an existing site). If you selectCustom unpack, we recommend that your computer uses English (United States) regional settings.
  • tyrrestrup
    tyrrestrup Member Posts: 10
    David,

    You need to install Commerce Server (either 2000 or 2002) in order to unpack PUP files.

    PUP files is created with a tool embedded in Commerce Server.

    Christian
  • John
    John Member Posts: 43
    What to do if:
    Double click on the CommercePortalXXXX.pup file does not work.
    Windows does not recognize the extension .pup :(
  • IHateLinux
    IHateLinux Member Posts: 223
    Hi,

    then click on
    "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Microsoft Commerce Server 200X" -> "Commerce Site Packager"

    Which Commerce Server version (and language) are you using?

    HTH,

    Rainer

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