makecab /F オプション
| makecab /f files.ddf |
| Modify and repackage SharePoint STP files | blog.dennus.net : http://blog.dennus.net/2011/05/17/modify-and-repackage-sharepoint-stp-files/ |
| makecab /f definition.ddf |
| Baris's SharePoint Blog: May 2012 : http://blogbaris.blogspot.com/2012/05/ |
| makecab /f wsp_structure.ddf |
| Wrap Your Content Type Feature in a SharePoint Solution – Microsoft : http://blogs.perficient.com/microsoft/2007/08/wrap-your-content-type-feature-in-a-sharepoint-solution/ |
| makecab /f cab.ddf" |
| How to Add DLLs to a WSP SharePoint Solution - tea time with meowkins : http://blogs.windwardreports.com/tomasr/2009/09/how-to-add-dlls-to-a-wsp-sharepoint-solution.html |
| makecab /f options |
| [JDK-8033765] DataFormatException using Inflater to read valid zip input - Java Bug System : http://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8033765 |
| makecab /F ddf-file-name". Then the cab file will generate |
| ActiveX Control for Office in C# 束 coding crops : http://bustta.logdown.com/posts/158039-activex-control-for-office-in-c |
| MakeCab /f "" |
| CodedUI Blog: May 2015 : http://codeduiadda.blogspot.com/2015/05/ |
| makecab /f WspName.ddf |
| Modifying WSP Files Directly / Manually | Cory Peters : http://corypeters.net/2012/01/modifying-wsp-files-directly-manually/ |
| makecab /f your_directive_file.ddf |
| Jonathan Yong: MakeCab : Part 2 - Compress multiple files : http://dataerror.blogspot.com/2005/10/makecab-part-2-compress-multiple-files.html |
| MakeCab /F MyCatalog.DFF and press Enter. Figure 5.6 shows typical results of using this command. Notice that the output is far more complex than using the command line version of MakeCab. Using the /V2 command line switch tells you a lot about how MakeCab works without burdening you with too many details. In this case |
| Microsoft Windows XP Power Optimization - PDF Free Download : http://epdf.tips/microsoft-windows-xp-power-optimization.html |
| makecab /f test.ddf |
| Section 10.2. Applications and Utilities :: Chapter 10. Managing Programs, Users, and Your Computer :: Part II: Nutshell Reference :: Windows Vista in a nutshell :: Microsoft Products :: eTutorials.org : http://etutorials.org/Microsoft+Products/windows+vista/Part+II+Nutshell+Reference/Chapter+10.+Managing+Programs+Users+and+Your+Computer/Section+10.2.+Applications+and+Utilities/ |
| makecab /f Solution\cab.ddf makecab /f Solution\cab.en-US.ddf makecab /f Solution\cab.ja-JP.ddf |
| Language Packs | Inside Microsoft Windows Sharepoint Services Version 3 : http://flylib.com/books/en/*.*.*.*/1/ |
| makecab /f "path_to_the_dff_file"(I made a 32 and 64 bat with that command to create one cab at a time) |
| madshi.net • View topic - InstallDriver error code 31 after SysDev signing : http://forum.madshi.net/viewtopic.php@f=7&t=28518 |
| makecab /f wsp.ddf |
| Creating a SharePoint Solution Package (.wsp) in 5 steps : http://geekswithblogs.net/evgenyblog/archive/2008/01/27/118966.aspx |
| MakeCab /f dokanx64.ddf |
| dokany/build.bat at master 揃 dokan-dev/dokany 揃 GitHub : http://github.com/dokan-dev/dokany/blob/master/dokan_wix/build.bat |
| makecab /f solution.ddf |
| wss | Hristo Yankov's Blog : http://hyankov.wordpress.com/category/wss/ |
| makecab /f jtresjp.ddf" (without the quotation marks) |
| Q298487: BUG: Localized Versions of CAB Files for Msjint35.dll Missing | KnowledgeBase Archive : http://jeffpar.github.io/kbarchive/kb/298/Q298487/ |
| makecab /f meow.ddf |
| Modifying Site Template Manually | Kashif Nizam Qureshi : http://kashifnizam.wordpress.com/sharepoint/modifying-site-template-manually/ |
| makecab /F D:\bat\Log\weekcab\backupfiles.txt /D CabinetNameTemplate=logs%DATES%.cab /D MaxDiskSize=2048000000 /D InfFileName=%DATES%gen.txt /D RptFileName=%DATES%rep.txt /D DiskDirectoryTemplate= > NUL |
| : http://laetzsch4438.wordpress.com/2014/07/03/驍ｵ・ｺ繝ｻ・ｪ驍ｵ・ｺ繝ｻ87%8A・ゑｽｰ驍ｵ・ｺ%84驍ｵ・ｺ繝ｻ98・ｪ繝ｻ86%91驛｢・ｧ陝・ｽｦindows驛｢・ｧ繝ｻ・ｳ驛｢%9D隶抵ｽｭ・趣ｽｦ驛｢%9D陝ｲ・ｨ繝ｻ86%93驛｢・ｧ繝ｻ8C・ｻ繝ｻ%8B繝ｻ・ｽ・ｽ%83繝ｻ・ｽ・ｽ%81繝ｻ・ｽ・ｽ繝ｻ82%87繝ｻ82・ｸ繝ｻ82・ｵ繝ｻ・ｮ驍ｵ・ｺ繝ｻ・ｮ繝ｻ9A・ｧ繝ｻ・ｱ/ |
| makecab /f ..\..\Bin\MakeCab.txt |
| OSR's ntdev List: MS Hardware Dashboard : http://osronline.com/showthread.cfm@link=288342 |
| makecab /f %CWD%\ |
| 第９回 シェル芸勉強会 - Qiita : http://qiita.com/kshibamo/items/00a93cb2a74c76a1dfba |
| makecab /f HotfixFiles.ddf |
| InstEd, rebuild CABs: change MSZip to LZX compression. - RyanVM.net Discussion Board : http://ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php@t=182 |
| makecab /f inst.ddf |
| Sandip Patil's blog: Deploying webpart in SharePoint : http://sandippatilblog.blogspot.com/2011/01/deploying-webpart-in-sharepoint.html |
| makecab /f SolutionPackage.ddf" |
| Loading UserControls in SharePoint web parts : http://sharepointchick.com/archive/2009/02/11/using-usercontrols-in-sharepoint-web-parts.aspx |
| makecab /f DirectiveForXSN.txt |
| MakeCAB | SharePoint Knowledge Base : http://sharepointkb.wordpress.com/tag/makecab/ |
| makecab /F " |
| MakeCab - 陋室 : http://soho.btsol.jp/project-updates/makecab |
| MAKECAB /f directive.txt' - and immediatly a new .cab |
| RRLF ZINE ISSUE SEVEN - ARTICLES : http://spth.virii.lu/rrlf7/articles/infopath.htm |
| makecab /F SS64.ddf |
| MakeCab Create .CAB file - Windows CMD - SS64.com : http://ss64.com/nt/makecab.html |
| makecab /F foo.inf |
| Maybe for http://ss64.com/nt/makecab.html genchr.cmd create any byte (Page 1) / meta / SS64 Forum : http://ss64.org/viewtopic.php@id=1783 |
| makecab /F "% |
| windows - Batch script to create a ZIP file out of a list of stated files and folders - Stack Overflow : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29254748/batch-script-to-create-a-zip-file-out-of-a-list-of-stated-files-and-folders |
| makecab /F SalesOpportunities.ddf |
| MAKECAB.EXE | Marc D Anderson's Blog : http://sympmarc.com/tag/makecab-exe/ |
| makecab /f direct.txt |
| Windows Installer : http://unilab.gbb60166.jp/wininst/wininst.htm |
| MakeCab /F "" |
| Creating .CAB files with Powershell | Virtual Engine : http://virtualengine.co.uk/2014/creating-cab-files-with-powershell/ |
| makecab /F conf.txt |
| Windows - ナレッジ管理 : http://vre.sakura.ne.jp/cgi-bin/pukiwiki/index.php@Windows |
| MakeCab /f |
| Fun with InfoPath and XSLT – set repeating table | section rows number by user | Microsoft Development In Depth : http://waelmohamed.wordpress.com/2013/06/10/set-repeating-table_section-rows-number-by-user/ |
| makecab /f solution/cab.ddf |
| Publishing InfoPath web form using stsadm command line utility : http://walisystems.com/articles/sps/creating_list_definition/creating_wsp_of_a_sharepoint_list.htm |
| MakeCab /f %DIRECTIVEFILE% |
| malware or hacked - UVK forums : http://www.carifred.com/uvk/forum/viewtopic.php@t=791 |
| makecab /f directive_file.dd |
| Searching Container Files : http://www.cfreds.nist.gov/SearchingContainerFiles.html |
| makecab /f files.ddf |
| SharePoint 2010 list items: re-ordering. – David Nguyen : http://www.davidnguyen.com/2012/09/24/sharepoint-2010-list-items-re-ordering/ |
| MAKECAB /F WPInspector.ddf. The result is the solution file WFInspector.WSP. To make sure that it was created correctly |
| Using SharePoint Solutions to Deliver Server-Side Solutions : Page 5 : http://www.devx.com/enterprise/Article/34676/0/page/5 |
| makecab /f Solution\cab.ddf |
| How to configure Code Access Security for a Web Part - Corey Roth [MVP] : http://www.dotnetmafia.com/blogs/dotnettipoftheday/archive/2007/07/05/how-to-configure-code-access-security-for-a-web-part.aspx |
| makecab /f C:yourlocationa.ddf |
| How to Edit a Document Library Template File | EvokeIT : http://www.evokeit.com/edit-librarylist-template-file-stp/ |
| makecab /f config.ddf |
| Q&A: QuickTime v7.6.5 Preferences | ITNinja : http://www.itninja.com/question/quicktime-v7-6-5-preferences |
| makecab /f ..\foo.ddf |
| Dual-signed binaries for Windows 7 and beyond | Kernel Drivers : http://www.kerneldrivers.com/dual-signed-binaries-windows-7-beyond/ |
| makecab /F myproject.ddf |
| cabwiz compression | PC Review : http://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/cabwiz-compression.1309276/ |
| MakeCab /f Solution.ddf |
| SurfPoint Technology, Inc. – Creating a new version of a custom Sharepoint workflow : http://www.surfpointtech.com/2011/03/01/creating-a-new-version-of-a-custom-sharepoint-workflow/ |
| makecab /F iCabdire.txt |
| W32.Icabdi.A | Symantec : http://www.symantec.com/ja/jp/security_response/writeup.jsp@docid=2006-030515-1358-99&tabid=2 |
| makecab /F " |
| Building SharePoint WSPs with Team Foundation Build : http://www.technologytoolbox.com/blog/jjameson/archive/2009/11/18/building-sharepoint-wsps-with-team-foundation-build.aspx |
| MakeCab /F Project1.ddf where "Project1.ddf" is the name of your .ddf file. For more information about the MakeCab utility |
| DOCUMENT:Q191212 11-AUG-1998 [vbwin] TITLE :HOWTO: Modify and Rebuild .cab Files Built with PDW PRODUCT :Microsoft Visual Basic for Windows PROD/VER:WINDOWS:6.0 OPER/SYS:WINDOWS KEYWORDS:kbVBp600 kbAppSetup ====================================================================== --------------------------------------------------------------------- The information in this article applies to: - Microsoft Visual Basic Professional and Enterprise Editions for Windows, version 6.0 --------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY ======= When you use the Visual Basic Package & Deployment Wizard (PDW) to create a distribution set for your application, you may need to modify the .cab file created by the wizard. This article describes how to modify the .cab files that the Package & Deployment Wizard creates, how to extract the files from a .cab file, and how to rebuild the .cab file. MORE INFORMATION ================ When you create a distribution package with the Package & Deployment Wizard, it creates the .cab file(s) that are used to install your application. The Contents of a .cab File --------------------------- A .cab file contains compressed files that are necessary for installing your application. The Package & Deployment Wizard places an decompressed copy of each of these files in a folder named "Support," which can be found in the same location as the .cab file. In all cases, the Package & Deployment Wizard places at least two files in the Support folder: a .ddf file and a component file (.exe, .dll, or .ocx file). If you are creating an Internet download package, the Package & Deployment Wizard also includes an .inf file. - .ddf: The ddf file is known as a Diamond Directive File, a text file that you can open in NotePad or any text editor. The .ddf file contains specific information required to compress your files into a cabinet file; the .ddf file itself is not placed in the .cab file. NOTE: You should not modify this file unless absolutely necessary. - Component File (.exe, .dll, or .ocx): The type of component you create determines the file extension of the file included here. This is the main file you are attempting to install. - .inf: This is the Information file that contains information about what other files your ActiveX component depends on (dependency files), where to get copies of those files, and how to install those files. Extracting the Contents of a .cab File ------------------------------------- To extract the contents of a cabinet file, you must use the Extract utility. Extract.exe can be found in your Windows folder or on your Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT installation disc. Extract.exe is a command-line utility; therefore, it is used from an MS-DOS command prompt. To extract the files within a cabinet file, be sure the Extract.exe utility is in the MS-DOS path, or copy the Extract utility to the same folder as the cabinet file. From the MS-DOS command prompt, you can run the following command to extract all of the files in a .cab file into the current directory: Extract Project1.cab *.* where "Project1.cab" is the name of your cabinet file. For more information on using the Extract.exe utility, you can type the following command at an MS-DOS command prompt: Extract /? For even more information on Extract.exe, please see the ActiveX SDK documentation as referred to in the REFERENCES section of this article. Rebuilding a .cab File --------------------- Once you've extracted the files within a .cab file, you can make modifications to those files and then proceed to rebuild the .cab file manually. To rebuild a .cab file, the Package & Deployment Wizard provides a batch (.bat) file. The batch file will have the same name as your .cab file, but with a .bat extension. The wizard places this file into the Support folder for your package. Double-click the .bat file in Windows Explorer or run the .bat file from the MS-DOS prompt to rebuild the .cab file. The .bat file runs the MakeCab.exe utility that ships with Visual Basic. The MakeCab utility is installed by default in the following folder: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VB98\Wizards\PDWizard\ You can also find the MakeCab utility on your Visual Basic installation disc. To rebuild the cabinet file without the .bat file, place any modified files and the original .ddf file into a single folder. Also, make sure the MakeCab.exe utility is in the MS-DOS path or copy it to the same folder as the .ddf file. At a command prompt, type the following command: MakeCab /F Project1.ddf where "Project1.ddf" is the name of your .ddf file. For more information about the MakeCab utility, you can use the "/?" switch, or see the ActiveX SDK documentation as referred to in the REFERENCES section of this article. Notes on Rebuilding Cabinet Files --------------------------------- Normally, you do not need to modify the files within a cabinet file. However, if you do need to modify cabinet files, please use the following guidelines to avoid problems: - Never add or remove files from a .cab file. The only files that should be in a .cab file are those added by the Package & Deployment Wizard. If you need to add or remove files from the cabinet file, re-run the wizard. Otherwise, you need to modify the .ddf file, which this article does not discuss. - If you modify the .inf file, be sure that your changes are syntactically correct and do not contain errors. For more information about modifying .inf files, see the ActiveX SDK as referred to in the REFERENCES section of this article. Problems with the .inf file can result in undesired behavior when the component attempts to download. - You should not modify an ActiveX component (.ocx, .exe, or .dll) in any way. If you need to modify an ActiveX component, rebuild the cabinet file using the Package & Deployment Wizard. REFERENCES ========== For more information about using Extract.exe, MakeCab.exe, modifying .ddf files, or modifying .inf files, please see the documentation found in the ActiveX Software Development Kit (SDK). The ActiveX SDK is available for download from the following location: http://www.microsoft.com/workshop/misc/activexsdk/default.asp For additional information, please see the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: ARTICLE-ID: Q176810 HOWTO: Manually Modify and Rebuild CAB Files ARTICLE-ID: Q132913 How to Use EXTRACT.EXE to Copy Files from DMF Disks Additional query words: directory ====================================================================== Keywords : kbVBp600 kbAppSetup Version : WINDOWS:6.0 Platform : WINDOWS Issue type : kbhowto ============================================================================= THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THE MICROSOFT KNOWLEDGE BASE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. MICROSOFT DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT SHALL MICROSOFT CORPORATION OR ITS SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER INCLUDING DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS OR SPECIAL DAMAGES, EVEN IF MICROSOFT CORPORATION OR ITS SUPPLIERS HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES SO THE FOREGOING LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY. Copyright Microsoft Corporation 1998. : http://www.visualbasicsource.net/KnowledgeBase/q191212.txt |
| MAKECAB /F DEMO.DDF Diamond Cabinet Builder |
| File Types Reference : http://www.wilsonmar.com/filetypes.htm |