OECGI question (OpenInsight 32-Bit)
At 12 MAY 2003 02:23:38PM Richard Hunt wrote:
I modified one of my OI sysproc programs. The modification caused OECGI to error (unassigned variable). No HTML results or error message was displayed, and the OENGINE seems to be left hanging. I have no idea how to "kill" the OENGINE without rebooting the system. Also, no other OECGI request can use that OENGINE, it seems to be busy.
Is there a way to "kill" the OENGINE? It does not show up on the "task manager" application tab. The "oecig.exe" shows up under the processes tab, although I can not "end process".
I am running OI 4.0.3a, Windows 2000 professional, Apache web server.
At 13 MAY 2003 07:26AM Sean FitzSimons wrote:
Richard,
The only way I know of to recover is to reboot.
Sean
At 13 MAY 2003 11:07AM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:
Richard,
During development and testing with OECGI it's always best use a named engine and leave it running so that you can use the debugger which just seems to hang the app - maybe this is something Revelation could look at?
Under normal cirsumstances OECGI loads OE in-process so you'll never see it in the task list as it's part of the OECGI task. Not sure what OS you're on but I can usually kill OECGI with an "End Process" click. You could also trying stopping your web-server too in case that's protecting it…
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At 13 MAY 2003 03:35PM Richard Hunt wrote:
Thanks, I tried the END PROCESS. It will not end it. I will try to stop the web server and see if that will allow me to END PROCESS.
At 13 MAY 2003 03:40PM Richard Hunt wrote:
Sean,
Then I best be carefull, else I will be rebooting often. hehehe. I had to reboot 7 times yesterday.
My 1 user limit development OI will not let the OECGI work while I am logged in. I have to logout to let the OECGI to work. Or do I have it configured incorrectly?
At 13 MAY 2003 04:11PM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:
Richard,
If you configure your OI Dev app to use a named OE using the /SN= switch then you can tell OECGI to use this OE when it executes too. That way you can still run your Dev app without logging out of it first, and you'll get the debugger to run when your code falls over as well.
World leaders in all things RevSoft
At 13 MAY 2003 05:35PM Richard Hunt wrote:
Thannk you for the info. I will give it a try.