Citrix and RB 5.55
Hi,
Are there any known issues with RB 5.55 , D5, NT 4 and Citrix (ICA 3.0)?
My application uses ADO to connect to the SQL Server 7.0 SP 2. and I am
using one DBPipeline...connected ultimately to ADO Stored Proc component.
The report component is CachePages = True, PassSetting=psOnePass and the
TppDBPipeline component has CloseDataSource=True,OpenDatasource=True,
SkipWhenNoRecords=True.
I am asking this due to the fact that I have an unusual problem occurring at
a client site using Citrix to access my Delphi application. Some users get
an Access Violation at the point in the application where the report
component is being called. (e.g., xx.Print). The curious aspect is that
not all users experience the error.. including myself! The application is
being loaded using Citrix Published Application icons... which also appears
to have no bearing since I do not get the error.
I am seeking any kind of clue. So if anyone has any idea whatsoever.. it is
welcome. I have run out of ideas.
CD
Are there any known issues with RB 5.55 , D5, NT 4 and Citrix (ICA 3.0)?
My application uses ADO to connect to the SQL Server 7.0 SP 2. and I am
using one DBPipeline...connected ultimately to ADO Stored Proc component.
The report component is CachePages = True, PassSetting=psOnePass and the
TppDBPipeline component has CloseDataSource=True,OpenDatasource=True,
SkipWhenNoRecords=True.
I am asking this due to the fact that I have an unusual problem occurring at
a client site using Citrix to access my Delphi application. Some users get
an Access Violation at the point in the application where the report
component is being called. (e.g., xx.Print). The curious aspect is that
not all users experience the error.. including myself! The application is
being loaded using Citrix Published Application icons... which also appears
to have no bearing since I do not get the error.
I am seeking any kind of clue. So if anyone has any idea whatsoever.. it is
welcome. I have run out of ideas.
CD
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Comments
a default PrinterName in the printer setup, since RB would AV when no
printer device context was available. You may want to upgrade to RB 6. We
now offer RB 6 for D4, D5 and D6. Contact info@digital-metaphors.com
One other difference between RB 6.0 and all previous versions of RB is that
the RBuilder.ini file is not forced to be stored in a windows system
directory. When using dumb terminals, the user can't access that file
location, and that was a problem.
Cheers,
Jim Bennett
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
info@digital-metaphors.com
CITRIX did not match the printer names of the workstation.
MTH
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Bernd Maierhofer
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