Don't phantoms that use socekts etc now take a license ?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of John Jenkins
Sent: 03 July 2006 23:15
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2][UV]How to start properly uv from cron ?
Phantoms do not take li
Hi,
I think I had similar problems, but eventually got it working with this
code:
HTTP.METHOD = 'GET'
REQ.HANDLE = '' ; POST.DATA = '' ; TIME.OUT = '' ; RESP.HEADERS = '' ;
RESP.DATA = '' ; HTTP.STATUS = ''
Ret = setHTTPDefault('VERSION','1.1')
Ret = createRequest(URL,HTTP.METHOD,REQ.HANDLE)
Ret
Or for anyone needing an installer/snapshot builder for their MultiValue
applications, an alternative can be found at:
http://www.brianleach.co.uk
mvInstaller offers Windows and server based building and installation, and
is designed to fit into existing release procedures.
Brian
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u2-use
Or for anyone needing an installer/snapshot builder for their MultiValue
applications, an alternative can be found at:
http://www.brianleach.co.uk
mvInstaller offers Windows and server based building and installation, and
is designed to fit into existing release procedures.
Brian
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u2-use
Good afternoon,
A client of ours, currently using 2GB wishes to upgrade RAM to 4GB using
W2K, UV 9.6.2. Our client states that the max RAM for their version (32bit)
of W2K is 4GB. IBM support says that Universe will support "all available
memory that the OS sees". Anybody out there with a simil
Our Production Win2K3 system has 3GB, worked with UV10.0, recently
upgraded to 10.1.
Hope this helps
Mike
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Bob
yes they do - some other functions as well. For the duration they become
iPHANTOMs and are separately accounted.
As well as teh commercial reason (license usage) for using PHANTOMS teh
technical ones that others have
REPOSTED FOR NON-MEMBER ADDRESS: From: "Don Kibbey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Have a look at the vmware server offering (it's free). It does
support multi processor hardware. If you have a multi processor host
(recommended for vm usage other than development) then you can set the
vm to use one or two
