SOFTPKG element
Obsolete. Defines a software distribution.
Usage
<SOFTPKG AUTOINSTALL = "bAutoInst" HREF = "url" NAME = "character_string" PRECACHE = "bCache" STYLE = "sMechanism" VERSION = "sVersion"> child elements </SOFTPKG>
Attributes
| Attribute | Type | Required | Description |
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AUTOINSTALL |
bAutoInst |
No |
Boolean value that instructs the browser whether to automatically download the distribution unit. This attribute is valid only within CDF files. |
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HREF |
url |
Yes |
URL for the page that should be navigated to when installing the SOFTPKG parent element. This attribute is valid only within CDF files. Note CDF supports only HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP protocols. If a different protocol is used, Internet Explorer will fail to install the distribution unit without notifying the user.
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NAME |
character_string |
Yes |
String value name of this distribution. The maximum length of the NAME attribute string is currently 260 characters. |
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PRECACHE |
bCache |
No |
Boolean value that instructs the browser whether to download the distribution unit and leave it in the cache without attempting to autoinstall. The AUTOINSTALL attribute takes precedence over PRECACHE when they are used together. This attribute is valid only within CDF files. |
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STYLE |
sMechanism |
No |
String value mechanism the computer uses to download and install files from the Internet. This attribute is valid only within CDF files. |
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VERSION |
sVersion |
No |
String value corresponding to the major, minor, custom, and build version numbers. |
Child elements
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Child element sequence
ABSTRACT DEPENDENCY IMPLEMENTATION JAVA LANGUAGE NATIVECODE TITLE
Parent elements
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Remarks
Windows Internet Explorer 7. The CDF (Channel Definition Format) is obsolete and should not be used.
Examples
This example shows how to define a software distribution unit.
<SOFTPKG HREF="http://www.joyware.tld/rrrrr.cab" NAME="tld.joyware.www.rrrrr" VERSION="1,0,0,0"> </SOFTPKG>
Element information
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Minimum supported system | Windows XP |
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| Can be empty | No |