Implementing Virtualization in Your Application

In order to apply the virtualization filters created with the Filesystem Virtualization Editor or the Registry Virtualization Editor, you have to add some code to your application.

After virtualui.Start(), load and apply the created filters with the current user credentials

Delphi:

virtualui.RegistryFilter.User := 'user identification';

virtualui.RegistryFilter.CfgFile := 'file.vreg';

virtualui.RegistryFilter.Active := true;

virtualui.FilesystemFilter.User := 'user identification';

virtualui.FilesystemFilter.CfgFile := 'file.vdir';

virtualui.FilesystemFilter.Active := true;

C#:

virtualui.Start();

virtualui.RegistryFilter().User = “user identification”;

virtualui.RegistryFilter().CfgFile = “file.vreg”;

virtualui.RegistryFilter().Active = True;

virtualui.FilesystemFilter().User = “user identification”;

virtualui.FilesystemFilter().CfgFile = “file.vdir”;

virtualui.FilesystemFilter().Active = True;

C++:

virtualui->Start();

virtualui->RegistryFilter()->User = “user identification”;

virtualui->RegistryFilter()->CfgFile = “file.vreg”;

virtualui->RegistryFilter()->Active = True;

virtualui->FilesystemFilter()->User = “user identification”;

virtualui->FilesystemFilter()->CfgFile = “file.vdir”;

virtualui->FilesystemFilter()->Active = True;

In order to disable registry or filesystem filtering, set the Active property to false.

Read more:

· File System Virtualization

· Registry Virtualization