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a minute: Sign up Why does CreateProcess give error 193 (%1 is not a valid Win32 app) up vote 11 down vote favorite The code below fails to start documents. I get error 193 (%1 is not a valid Win32 app). Starting executables work fine. The files are properly associated, they start the corresponding app when double clicked. I have searched createprocess error 193 eclipse SO and elsewhere for the error message, createprocess stuff etc. (E.g. Why is CreateProcess failing in Windows Server 2003 64-bit? I know about quoting the command line. This is a Delphi XE2 (Update 4) Win32 app in a Win7 64bit VMWare VM. The code also fails on the host machine (Win7 64 bit) and in a Virtual PC VM with 32bit XP. The apps that should start in the Win7 VM (Excel 2003 and Crimson Editor) are 32 bit. The failure occurs both when starting from the IDE or when running the test app standalone It used to be Delphi2007 code, the compiled D2007 app where this code comes from works fine everywhere. What's wrong with the code? It's almost as if I'm overlooking something very obvious.... Thanks in advance, Jan procedure StartProcess(WorkDir, Filename: string; Arguments : string = ''); var StartupInfo : TStartupInfo; ProcessInfo : TProcessInformation; lCmd : string; lOK : Boolean; LastErrorCode: Integer; begin FillChar( StartupInfo, SizeOf( TStartupInfo ), 0 ); StartupInfo.cb := SizeOf( TStartupInfo ); StartupInfo.dwFlags := STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW; StartupInfo.wShowWindow := sw_Normal; FillChar( ProcessInfo, SizeOf( TProcessInformation ), 0 );
not a valid Win32 application edit asked 2015-10-05 11:45:27 -0500 michaelokoluko 1 ●5 ●8 ●10 updated 2015-10-05 11:47:06 -0500 When java createprocess error 193 I unziping a dowloded zip file I get the following; "%1 is
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the code showing the -> file { 'C:\puppetfolder\server.zip': ensure => 'file', source => 'puppet:///modules/downloadscript/server.zip', checksum => 'mtime', mode => '0775', owner => 'Administrator', group => 'Administrator', } -> exec http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12637203/why-does-createprocess-give-error-193-1-is-not-a-valid-win32-app {'unzip_c:\puppetfolder\server.zip': path => 'c:\\puppetfolder\\unzip.exe', command => "C:\puppetfolder\unzip.exe /c C:\puppetfolder\server.zip C:\puppetfolder -y", logoutput => true, provider => 'windows', } -> I'm using a 64 bit puppet version on windows 2012 which suppoerts or rather should use the redirect functionality to sysnative...sysWOW64.... Any pointers of what I need to do to fix this anomaly? Thanks edit retag flag offensive close https://ask.puppet.com/question/19643/error-193-createprocess-is-not-a-valid-win32-application/ merge delete add a comment 1 answer Sort by » oldest newest most voted 0 answered 2015-10-14 02:22:59 -0500 joshc 623 ●11 ●12 Not sure if this is the issue, but the exec resource's quoting is not correct. The general rule is if you're doing string interpolation, then you must use a double-quoted string, and as a result, backslashes must be escaped. If you don't need to do string interpolation, then use a single-quoted string, and while backslashes can be escaped, it's better not to. Since you're not doing string interpolation, I'd just do: path => 'C:\puppetfolder\unzip.exe' command => 'C:\puppetfolder\unzip.exe /c C:\puppetfolder\server.zip C:\puppetfolder -y', If you were doing string interpolation, then you'd need to do something like: command => "${puppetdir}\\unzip.exe /c ${puppetdir}\\server.zip ${puppetdir} -y'" I'm guessing that puppet is trying to execute "C:\puppetfolder\unzip.exe", which because of the double quoted string with single backslashes, results in an invalid escape sequence as can be seen in ruby: irb(main):004:0> "C:\unzip.exe" SyntaxError: (irb):4: invalid Unicode escape where \uXXXX is how you can specify literal unicode characters. edit flag
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