I've done that by utilising BEA messageQ for Solaris (about $US1250 I think).
To give you a bit of a feel of the possibilities, the two Foxboro systems I've
connected up like this are from two different companies!! talking across the
Internet.
One produces waste gasses from iron/steel making,
Diane,
If the need for this block info is intermittant or if a low refresh rate is
ok, you can build a shell script on node1 to remotely execute a script on
the node2 to request the block info (via omget or a historian request),
parse out the info needed, and then do an omset (on node1) to write
If I were to make a top ten list of questions, this would be near the top.
Let me know if you need more details.
AJ
Q. How can I connect my two I/A Series systems over a TCP/IP network?
A:
This is a long a complicated topic.
The original system to system connection was the INI-15. The INI-1
RE: Control Between Different Nodes
Hi Diane,
It is kind of a crude way of connecting - but could you just
pull up another Display Manager (or FoxView) on one node? I don't do it
very often between our two systems because one is FoxView & one is using the old
Display man
