Dev & Runtime hybrid environment (OpenInsight 32-Bit)
At 07 SEP 2005 10:56:04AM dsig _at_ sigafoos.org wrote:
What is the best method of creating a hybrid environment. Keeping our runtime users and Dev environments seperate.
My thinking is simply a seperate directory for developer DLLs and then 'startup' in the standard directory.
I don't think i have seen anyting 'official' documented .. or even just suggestions .. so thought I would ask
dsig
At 07 SEP 2005 11:08AM support@sprezzatura.com wrote:
You are familiar with this article right?
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At 07 SEP 2005 11:37PM dsig _at_ sigafoos.org wrote:
yeah .. that is pretty much what i though .. was just wondering if there was ever a more official version .. i notice there were almost as many disclaimers as information .. ahhh .. the good old days
thanks man .. will proceed
dsig
At 08 SEP 2005 12:03AM Ray Chan wrote:
Dave,
For future reference:
When you upgrade the system, you will have to remember to move the DLL's and Exe's to under OINSIGHT before starting the process. You will need to do this for both Develop and Runtime.
Ray
At 08 SEP 2005 11:32AM Bob Carten wrote:
FWIW
The Universal Driver 3.x lets you use a revparam which points to rev files
With UD3, you create a REVPARAM like
ServerOnly=1
ServerName=oiserver
TcpIpPort=7778
NamedPipeName=None
ShareName=REPOSITORY
I believe that you could have a single application server, with SAMBA shares so it can be seen by windows and Linux clients
\Revsoft
\WinRun\WinDev\LinRun\LinDev\LinHome\ReposIn WinRun and WinDev, have the appropriate binaries (exe, dlls) and the REVPARAM file like above.
You also need the .DBT files, the Revboot file , and the BMPS subdirectory
In LinHome, have the REVPARAM file like above.
You also need the DBT, Revboot, and the BMPS subdirectory
In \repos, have a revparam with SERVERONLY=1 plus all of the REV*. files from a standard OI install.
The registry entries for the UD3 Share REPOSITORY should point to this subdirectory
With this configuration I believe that upgrades would run correctly without having to copy files around. This biggest issue is that you need a script to replicate the .DBT and BMP files to each location.
Note that the Repos files do not need to be on the same server as the binaries. In theory you could distribute the binaries, but use a single repository. License counts would still be enforced.
Bob
At 08 SEP 2005 12:00PM dsig _at_ sigafoos.org wrote:
Thanks man .. that was a great answer ..
dsig
At 08 SEP 2005 03:44PM Gerald Lovel wrote:
Now this is useful. If I can ever get SAMBA to work between my Linux and Windows boxes, I'll be all set.
At 08 SEP 2005 03:48PM support@sprezzatura.com wrote:
Samba through Debian Sarge install worked right from the install.
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At 09 SEP 2005 12:02AM dsig _at_ sigafoos.org wrote:
oh .. if only all things were so easy
At 09 SEP 2005 01:39PM Pascal Landry wrote:
Is that legal!!!
At 10 SEP 2005 02:48AM support@sprezzatura.com wrote:
Errm is WHAT legal? The solution we presented is as it respects all license counts.
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At 12 SEP 2005 12:54PM support@sprezzatura.com wrote:
Can't say installing other servers went so smooth (exim4 for example), or even VNC, but Samba…right off the wires.
At 12 SEP 2005 09:13PM dsig _at_ sigafoos.org wrote:
vnc only takes seconds .. samba .. a lifetime