Re: 4D Server Spontaneously Sets 'Reject New Connections' To 'Accept..."

Many thanks Allan for your quick response! We will just keep on testing but Im suspecting the issue is unrelated to new or old network layer since we have only been running the legacy and the problem started when going from v13 to v17. As you say it might be something 4D fixed in a R release,

Re: 4D Server Spontaneously Sets 'Reject New Connections' To 'Accept..."

Hi Allan Did you ever find a resolution for this? We started to get the exakt same issue you describe a couple of month ago on a customer when upgrading from v13 to v17.0 HF2. 4D then told us to update 17.3 HF2, still same problem. Customer is running Windows 10 clients and Windows Server

[OFF] Metodika - developers

Hi, Metodika is looking for a 4D developer that can work in our office in Stockholm, Sweden. If you are interested, or know someone that might be, please send me a private email on rik...@metodika.com More information about Metodika and what we do can be found

Re: Website development path

We (Metodika) took the same, or similar, path as Joshua. A REST API built in 4D that can serve both 4D applications/clients but mostly web applications written in Angular. We choose to break out the API into a separate 4D server and made sure it is stateless, meaning we can have multiple API

Re: Can you run 4D merged app as a Windows service?

We use NSSM for managing 4D remotes (working as slaves for main 4D ever) so I would also assume it work with a single 4D user application. Best, Rikard > On 4 aug. 2016, at 11:27, li...@sussol.net wrote: > > NSSM (non-sucking service monitor) can run any app as a service I believe. We > use