V4MD 2.4.3 for Director crashes on OSX Tiger

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

On 11/14/06 7:34 PM, "Ivan Smahin" <ivan_smahin at valentina-db.com> wrote:

Martin,

1) in Vserver ini file set Verbose level = 3

2) Make sure that you use Vserver 2.4.3 and V4MD 2.4.3

3) run again example, you should see something in log.
    show us what you see.

4) in Director Example you can set
    Valentina.DebugLEvel = #kLogParameters

This will produce V4MD_Log file on client side.

So check all this to see if any log say any useful info


>> Sadly, this success is only visible on our Windows machines.
>> On the Mac (running OSX Tiger), our new V2-enabled Client-Application
>> crashes immediately after establishing a connection to our Valentina Server.
>> I have to mention that this server runs on a Windows XP machine and I
>> want to connect to it via Mac.
>> (UTF-16 and the possibility to have Mac and PC Clients connecting to the
>> same Server were the main reasons why we started to migrate to V2...)
> 
>> Even Director himself crashes without any comment or wanring when I
>> establish a connection to the server.
> 
>> I also tried a slightly modified example which shipped with the download
>> of the Xtra to connect to our Server (just changed hostname and username
>> in the sourcecode):
>> Not exactly the same behaviour, but even more fatal, the Mac crashed
>> (hung) completely so I had to restart it via the brute force method.
> 
>> As I had our server running in very verbose debug mode, I can give you
>> the only error message it said to me:
> 
>> <1684>Connection established with 'LUNA:49181'
>> <1612>. <Connections available: 4>
>> <1368>ERROR 0x82513: An invalid identifier (0x0) was specified while
>> processing client request.
>> <1368>Closing connection <1716>
> 
>> I don't exaclty know what this means,  so can anybody help me?
> 
> Sounds  like  you have too old vclient.dll and most new vserver.dll or
> vice versa.

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Best regards,

Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc

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