Multiple Servers ad a Service
Until version 7 it was not possible to have more than 1 server running as a
service.
In version 9 it seems to be the same.
This would be a very usefull feature in 9.1 !!
Now i'm having 4 servers running, each one of them is listening to a
different port, they work fine together, but it would be much nicer if they
could run as a service !!
service.
In version 9 it seems to be the same.
This would be a very usefull feature in 9.1 !!
Now i'm having 4 servers running, each one of them is listening to a
different port, they work fine together, but it would be much nicer if they
could run as a service !!
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Comments
I created an example windows service application that includes rsServer. I
had not tried this before, but it is extremely simple to implement. Though
not as fancy as ReportBuilder Services, it does the job quite nicely.
www.digital-metaphors.com/tips/server/CustomRBServiceApp.zip
The architecture of ReportBuilder Services is not designed to allow multiple
instances per machine. ReportBuilder Services utilizes COM to start and
stop the server application. The server application implements a COM
interface (this is transparent to the developer, when you include
rsServerActiveX). This architecture means that only one server application
can be registered for the machine. (COM technology relies upon a GUID stored
in the windows registry that is associated with a specific binary file.)
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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors Corporation
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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
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