.srf mapping - can't click 'ok'

I have a problem installing the exchange email router and have followed the
various suggestions all which lead me to adding the .srf mapping in IIS. The
mapping is missing for whatever reason.

When i try to add it manually, however, it just won't let me click on ok. I
have checked and double checked the path to CRMISAPI.DLL but it wont accept
it.

I'm stumped. Any ideas?

Bernie
Tue Apr 05 07:14:11 CDT 2005

If you use the 'browse' button to find the CrmIsapi.dll file, you are
entering the 'long' path to the file. The tech that fixed the mapping for me
had to manually enter the path using the 'short' path.

You can use a command prompt window and walk your way through the
directories by using dir /x and cd to the short name (progra~1) of the
directories untill you get to the directory containing the dll file.

you can also view the contents of one of the srf files in the mscrmservices
directory using notepad and the short path is contained in there - you just
need to change the name of the dll file when you paste the path into the app
path box.

Good Luck.

Bernie.

"jb" <jb@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0953FC86-3515-4D7B-B566-F82BA0A871DD@microsoft.com...
>I have a problem installing the exchange email router and have followed the
> various suggestions all which lead me to adding the .srf mapping in IIS.
> The
> mapping is missing for whatever reason.
>
> When i try to add it manually, however, it just won't let me click on ok.
> I
> have checked and double checked the path to CRMISAPI.DLL but it wont
> accept
> it.
>
> I'm stumped. Any ideas?

jb
Tue Apr 05 11:13:02 CDT 2005

Bernie

Thank you for this it solved my problem. I Still can't install exchange
email router and have no idea why but at least i am a bit further on. I will
persevere now and repost if i cant get over another hurdle.

Thanks again.

Jonathan

"Bernie Walker" wrote:

> If you use the 'browse' button to find the CrmIsapi.dll file, you are
> entering the 'long' path to the file. The tech that fixed the mapping for me
> had to manually enter the path using the 'short' path.
>
> You can use a command prompt window and walk your way through the
> directories by using dir /x and cd to the short name (progra~1) of the
> directories untill you get to the directory containing the dll file.
>
> you can also view the contents of one of the srf files in the mscrmservices
> directory using notepad and the short path is contained in there - you just
> need to change the name of the dll file when you paste the path into the app
> path box.
>
> Good Luck.
>
> Bernie.
>
> "jb" <jb@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:0953FC86-3515-4D7B-B566-F82BA0A871DD@microsoft.com...
> >I have a problem installing the exchange email router and have followed the
> > various suggestions all which lead me to adding the .srf mapping in IIS.
> > The
> > mapping is missing for whatever reason.
> >
> > When i try to add it manually, however, it just won't let me click on ok.
> > I
> > have checked and double checked the path to CRMISAPI.DLL but it wont
> > accept
> > it.
> >
> > I'm stumped. Any ideas?
>
>
>