hi all.

i've built a simple costum policy that shows a message box every time someone attempts to check in a file. built it to release, put the required registry key, etc.

the policy works great on the station from which i uploaded it to the TFS (which is the administrator workstation) however when the policy is installed on any other workstation, whenever a user attempts to perform a check in, he gets TF10139 error.

therefore i'm asking if there's a certain grant i need to give regular users to execute policies, or is the problem elsewhere (and if so, where and how to fix it)

thanks in advance

Hi,

Have you been able to solve this issue? If not, please let me know and I'll find someone to help.

Thanks,
-Matt

Is the policy installed on the other workstations? TFS does not do this automatically. The policy binaries are not uploaded to the server, only the settings for the policy. Each user needs to install the policy including the binaries and proper registry settings.

Ed

http://blogs.msdn.com/edhintz