Determining if acrobat 7.0 or 7.1.1 install using a script

Hello,
We have a lot of workstations with acrobat 7.02 & 7.09 installed. We are doing an auto deployment to bring these workstations to acrobat 7.1.1. We like to implement a login script to track if the updates were successful.
Is there any file in the program files directory that will tell us if the version is 7.1.1?
Thanks,
john

Hi, Steve,
TopLink 10g(10.0.3) - Developer Preview DMS feature is available if TopLink deployed in a WebLogic J2EE container(WLS6.1, 7.0 or 8.1 ...).
Please note, DMS profiling is not enable by default for Weblogic server. You need to set DMSProfiler on Session using customization class.
Working with DMS:
1. The list DMS metrics you can find from Developer Preview release note:
http://otn.oracle.com/products/ias/toplink/preview/relNotes/tl_relnotes.pdf
2. TopLink DMS provide four different profiling levels(NONE, NORMAL, HEAVY and ALL)
3. Configuring/Monitoring DMS with WebLogic
a) Ensure that dms.jar in your application classpath
b) Set the following system properties for the DMS when you start your Weblogic server:
oracle.dms.publisher.classes=oracle.dms.http.Httpd
oracle.dms.httpd.port.start=<port>
where <port> is the HTTP port on which DMS accepts requests (the default
value is 46080).
c) Using a Web browser to access the Spy servlet by entering the following URL:
http://<host>:<port>/dms0/Spy
Regards,
- Xi

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