RE: Re: Problem about 4J' s WTK Client

Hi David

When I put ".\bin\wtk.exe -f fgl2c\doserv1.tcl 1" in
batch file then it was everywhere showing server port
6401 and minimizing wtk listening.

I did the below installation process but same problem
is occuring now I think there are some problems in my 
MS-Windows 2000  Terminal server installation or TS
licensing process. 

I am thinking to reinstall our Termianl server can you
tell me some important points that should be taken
care
during installation of MS-W2K TS Or is there any
special procedure to install TS for 4JS.

Please suggest me 

Thanks and Regards
Arvind Kumar
 

 

--- "David N. Heydon"
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Arvind,
> 
> When you put ".\bin\wtk.exe -f fgl2c\doserv1.tcl 1"
> in the batch file, was
> the minimized wtk listening on 6401 or 6400?
> 
> Concerning the install on TS, there is not much to
> tell. One thing to be
> aware of is to put the TS into "install" mode before
> running the
> compiler/wtk install.
> 
> You can either do this manually:-
> 
> change user /install
> run install
> change user /execute
> 
> or
> 
> Run the install program via the "cd/floppy" button
> of add/remove programs in
> the control panel. It does all the above
> automatically.
> 
> Finally I suggest you install wtk before the
> compiler.
> 
> Good luck
> 
> David
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: arvind kumar [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: 08 June 2005 20:37
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: RE: [fourjs-users] Re: Problem about 4J' s
> WTK Client
> 
> 
> Hi David 
> 
> Thank you very much for your response and support,
> and
> also I am sorry to disturb you again and again.
> 
> I checked the things as suggested by you and
> following
> things are noticed.
> 
> When I am running the program on terminal server
> itself then fglssrv.log shows 
> 
> WINSTATIONNAME=console
> arg1=-n
> arg2=0
> 
> if I am running the program on a workstation 
> using remote desktop connection to terminal 
> server then it shows 
> 
> on 1st workstation
> 
> WINSTATIONNAME=RDP-TCP#1
> arg1=-n
> arg2=0
> 
> on 2nd workstation
> WINSTATIONNAME=RDP-TCP#2
> arg1=-n
> arg2=0
> 
> and so on
> 
> For debug I tried to change the details in
> fglssrv.bat
> file manually then our program does
> not run and gives an error like. 
> 
> connect:localhost:6400
> program stopped at "program name", "line number xxx"
> forms statement error number -6300
> can not connect to GUI.
> 
> For your information I put following in fglssrv.bat
> 
> e:
> cd\wtk350
> .\bin\wtk.exe -f fgl2c\doserv1.tcl 1
> 
> Now I am thinking that there are some problems in
> the
> installation of our terminal server that is why the
> server port of WTK client is not increasing.
> 
> David this is my first installation of MS-TS and 
> 4J's on it So may be I have missed something.
> 
> If possible please help me in this regard (like what
> are the things to be taken care while installing a 
> MS-TS) that can enable me to start our 4js program 
> on the TS in your possible time frame.
> 
> If there is any web site where I can get the
> document
> related to this topic, please forward me the link or
> site address.
>  
> 
> Thanks and Regards
> Arvind Kumar
> 
> 
> --- "David N. Heydon"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi Arvind,
>  
> It sounds like environmentally everything is correct
> (it is autostarting but
> with no port offset). For some reason it looks like
> the compiler does not
> think you are running on a terminal server. You
> could put some debugging
> prompts into your fglssrv.bat file. i.e.
> 
> echo Winstationname = %²E%
> c:\fglssrv.log
> echo arg1 = %1 >>c:\fglssrv.log
> acho arg2 = %2 >>c:\fglssrv.log
> 
> Try running a program an see what ends up in the log
> file. You are running
> the fglrun from a terminal servers command prompt
> aren't you? Its the
> compilers responsibility to identify the port offset
> (in %2). I'm running
> out of suggestions for you! I think you should
> consider upgrading your
> compiler version to v3.50 or later to see if that
> fixes it.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> David
> 
> 
> 
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