Package Mapper

The Package Mapper was developed to help users determine which package(s) contain a specific binary file. Input to the application is a list of binary files, and the output is an answer file which can be used to create or deploy a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image or device.
Package Mapper Application takes a configuration file as input. Specify the configuration file in the ‘Config File’ text box adjacent to the “Browse” button.
This configuration file has 3 types of entries:
– [InputFile] – Full path to the input CSV/TXT file which has a list of file names. The CSV/TXT file shall have only 1 column which is a list of file names. The file names can be absolute/relative. If you have multiple CSV Files you can specify one [InputFile] entry for each.
– [DSPath] – Full path to the Distribution Share. This can be 32 bit or 64 bit Distribution Share.
– [ICEPath] – Full path to the ICE (Image Configuration Editor) installation path.

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Once you configure the application by selecting “Set as Default” in the File menu, simply run the application and it will create configuration file based on the path and name you have selected for [DSPath] and [ICEPath].

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This tool helps find out which package(s) contain a specific binary file. To perform the package matching operation, input the file path of the binary file and the output file name of the file that will be created. This software is used to determine what Image to upload in a PCoIP environment to update the drivers. It is used to locate the packager responsible for updating the drivers that are needed. The packager that pushes the updates are identified using this application. This program is written for WES7 and above and can be used to determine what package(s) contain a specific binary file whether it is a.exe or.DLL.
SCOPE:

– This application is a part of the WES7 application family.
– It can be used in a Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 environment.
– This application helps users determine which package(s) contains a specific binary file.
– If a.DLL file is entered in the input box, the program will determine the package that contains the.DLL.
– If a.EXE file is entered in the input box, the program will determine the package that contains the.EXE.
– This application is an application configuration tool. It can be modified by the user.
– You can add new entries and delete entries as needed.
– You can also make changes to the configuration file.
– The default configuration is good.
– Remember to close all dialogs and then save the configuration if you make changes to the configuration file.

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Package Mapper installs and uninstalls the correct packages for a specific target target.
To ensure the package is installed, use: “Update Package Mapper” and “Startup” from the control panel
If the package is not installed, use “Install Package Mapper” and “Startup”
To de-install the package (use with caution) use “Uninstall Package Mapper” and “Shutdown”
Following is a list of the 3 types of entries in the configuration file:
[InputFile]

Entry: Full path to the input CSV/TXT file which has a list of file names. The CSV/TXT file shall have only 1 column which is a list of file names. The file names can be absolute/relative. If you have multiple CSV Files you can specify one [InputFile] entry for each. For the following type of entries use the following:
– [InputFile]
– [DSPath]
– [ICEPath]
– [InputFile] – Full path to the input CSV/TXT file which has a list of file names. The CSV/TXT file shall have only 1 column which is a list of file names. The file names can be absolute/relative. If you have multiple CSV Files you can specify one [InputFile] entry for each. For the following type of entries use the following:
– [InputFile]
– [DSPath]
– [ICEPath]
Following are the examples of a configuration file with the following entries:
[InputFile]
– “C:\\Users\\User1\\Documents\\Package Mapper\\ExamPlain.txt”
[DSPath]
– “C:\\Users\\User1\\Documents\\Package Mapper\\Steam\\ProgFiles”
– “C:\\Program Files\\ManageComponents\\ManageComponents\\ManageComponents\CC65\FCB\ProgFiles”
[ICEPath]
– “C:\\Program Files\\Package Mapper”
Programs:
The following programs are installed along with Package Mapper. The default location is “C:\\Program Files”
Package Mapper Toolkit:
The following programs are installed along with Package Mapper Toolkit. The default location is “C:\\Program Files”

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Package Mapper is used to extract a binary file(s) from a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image or device. It uses Windows Installer to extract the binary file(s) and checks the Windows Installer version of the product. It then outputs the binary file(s) in the format that Windows Installer uses.
Please note that the following solutions are only for exporting PE files. For PE export solutions the best method would be to use the $pe_extract tool or directly with the Wix tool or Wix components.
Package Mapper does not support the PE export of the following filetypes:
– EXEs/DLL/OCX/INF
– OEM Image Files
Package Mapper Features:
Some of the features it supports are:
– Export of PE files using Windows Installer (native operation).
– Checks if Windows Installer is higher or lower than a given value.
– Checks if the file was extracted from PE or some other file type.
– Checks if the file is NTFS compressed.
– Checks if the file is VHD.
– Checks if the file is HAIKU installation file.
– Checks if the file is encrypted.
– Checks if the file is an OEM EXE.
– Checks if the file is a self-extracting file.
– Checks if the file is a device activation file.
– Checks if the file is setup code.
– Checks if the file is a per policy file.
– Checks if the file is a per user file.
– Checks if the file is an MSI MSI file.
– Checks if the file is a PE file.
– Checks if the file is an IMG file.
– Checks if the file is an MTP file.
– Checks if the file is a VHD.
– Checks if the file is a tar.gz file.
– Checks if the file is a PKG file.
Package Mapper Specification:
Package Mapper is a Win32 application. It is available here on CodePlex ( You can download it here:

Package Mapper Changelog
1.1.0
– Can now extract multiple files from the same configuration file
– Added support for files that Windows Installer sees as ex

System Requirements For Package Mapper:

OS: Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 (64-bit)
Processor: Intel Dual Core 2.0 GHz
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: DirectX 11 compatible video card
Storage: 500 MB available space
Recommended:
Processor: Intel Quad Core 2.6 GHz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
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