Identifying software from the "MED- . . ." name?

[Invisigoth]

Hello,

Is there any method to figure out just what the contents of a PTC CD is from the name?

For example: "MED-60318-CD-101_M030" and the rest as seen here:

Thank you.

Regards,

ML Starkey

[BineshKumar1]

Refer to this page

http://support.ptc.com/cgi/support/apps/sft_upd_dsp/sft_upd_dsp_adv.pl?product=WNC

Thanks

Binesh Kumar

[Invisigoth]

Thank you! I wonder why this didn't come up when I searched the support DB . .. oh well!

[JasonWhite]

That link no longer works, is there a new one that has a master index for all products?

[TomU]

Normally there is a 'version.xml' file inside each folder with the name of the CD.

[VladimirN]

This link ( http://support.ptc.com/cgi/support/apps/sft_upd_dsp/sft_upd_dsp_adv.pl?product=WNC ) works fine. However, the contents of this web page can be seen in the attached PDF file.

[BenLoosli]

Not unless you know the file codes or have them stored in a file.

You can open the image and then open the version.xml file which will tell what the file is for.

The codes do not change, just the date codes when a new version/build comes out.

All that you listed are for Windchill 10.1 (101) with various build codes (F000, M030).

From your list, I have:

60171 - InfoEngine

60318 - Service Pack

60379 - PDMLink

60418 - Services

60419 - Third Party Software

60423 - Multi-Language Pack              

60686 - Index Search

60702 - PTC Solution Installer

60703 - JAVA JDK

60704 - Business Reporting

607041 - Windows Server

607042 - Solaris

607043 - HP-UX

607044 - AIX

607045 - RH Linux

607046 - Language Pack

60707 - Workgroup Managers

60756 - Point Release

60757 - Help Center

60800 - Directory Services

Some you did not list:

60310 - ProjectLink

60319 - ECAD WGM

60430 - ProductView

60481 - Aphelion DS

60482 - PV Doc Support

60758 - ProductView Client

60795 - Product Analytics Process Advisor

60898 - Common Base

61006 - CPS sets

Hopefully you can fill in the rest or some else can.

[Invisigoth]

Thanks, that is helpful. Anything to narrow down the subject and 'crack the code' here is exactly what I need.