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Error when adding a Provides: the dependency package name is invalid

Possible Cause Remediation

A Provides was defined with upper

case letters. A current limitation allows

you to add Provides containing upper

case letters; however, Depends names

allows only lower case letters. For

example, the Provides in Package A is

InternetExplorer, but when adding the

Depends in Package B, you are only

allowed to enter internetexplorer. This

causes the Depends name to be

invalid.

If you can use Package Studio to repair the Provides in

Package A (change it to internetexplorer) without

reversioning the package, then do so and republish.

If you cannot repair the Provides in Package A without

reversioning, you can manually edit the dependencies in

Package B.

1. Locate the Package B .crate file.

2. Rename the file to .zip.

3. Unzip the files.

4. Locate and open the control.xml file with a text editing

application.

5. Modify Depends entry referencing the Provides to

contain the upper case Provides package name. For

example, <Depends Name="internetexplorer"

CrateOperator="LaterOrEqual"

CrateVersion="7.0" /> is modified to read

<Depends Name="InternetExplorer"

CrateOperator="LaterOrEqual"

CrateVersion="7.0" />.

6. Save the control.xml.

7. Save and close the .zip file.

8. Rename the .zip to .crate.

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