Each client application creates several Server applications

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2 total messages Started by Clara D�az Wed, 20 Oct 1999 00:00

#1499

Author: Clara D�az
Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 00:00

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We are in a Client/Server architecture. We are doing a multi-tier
application. Server application runs in a Windows NT and Client application
in Windows 95. We are using a MidasConnection component and sockets . Server
application is running in the Windows NT PC and when we put the property
"connected" = true in the client PC, client application creates a new Server
application, it doesn't connect to the application running yet at the
server.

Therefore, if Server application is running in a windows 95 where we have
developed the server application, and we put the the property "connected" =
true in the client PC,
client application does not boot a new Server application. It occurrs only
with this Windows 95 PC. In others windows 95 pc, it doesn't work.

Scktsrv.exe is running in the server. Sometimes we can't select the
Servername property of MidasConnection and another times we can select it
but then the ServerGUID doesn't appear.

We have selected other Midas components: SockectConnection, DCOMConnection
and RemoteServer and it does not work.

Thanks in advance.

Clara D�az (cdiaz@fcc.es)

Re: Each client application creates several Server applications

#1500

Author: Mark Cashman (TeamB BCB)
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 1999 00:00

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Hi, Clara!

There is, IIRC, a revision to sockets for Win 95. It is possible that
you have a version conflict between the socket dlls on the machines
involved.

HTH.

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