Linux and imported libraries
Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 10:55 am
by Stephen >> Mon, 30 Aug 2004 1:28:32 GMT
Hi,
I am toying with the idea of setting up a test server running linux to see how Jade performs on it, but have a couple of question that hopefully someone could answer/confirm for me.
I presume an ActiveX control on a form will still function OK on the client PC (assuming it was running Windows), but will not run on any GUI forms running on the server, such as background processors etc... What about other imported libraries, dlls? I also assume they will only work when called on a Windows machine? If we have thin client apps using imported libraries, and usePresentationSystem := false, then the appServer will need to be on a Windows machine too?
Similarly with WebSessions, if they use an imported control, they also will need to be on a windows machine? So if your app uses ActiveX and COM libraries, then it will only be Jadrap that can actually run on a Linux machine...???
Are many people actually running Jade on a Linux server?
If so why? Is it for performance reasons? What flavour of Linux? SuSE, RedHat, Mandrake, Fedora...?
Many Thanks
Stephen Persson
Hi,
I am toying with the idea of setting up a test server running linux to see how Jade performs on it, but have a couple of question that hopefully someone could answer/confirm for me.
I presume an ActiveX control on a form will still function OK on the client PC (assuming it was running Windows), but will not run on any GUI forms running on the server, such as background processors etc... What about other imported libraries, dlls? I also assume they will only work when called on a Windows machine? If we have thin client apps using imported libraries, and usePresentationSystem := false, then the appServer will need to be on a Windows machine too?
Similarly with WebSessions, if they use an imported control, they also will need to be on a windows machine? So if your app uses ActiveX and COM libraries, then it will only be Jadrap that can actually run on a Linux machine...???
Are many people actually running Jade on a Linux server?
If so why? Is it for performance reasons? What flavour of Linux? SuSE, RedHat, Mandrake, Fedora...?
Many Thanks
Stephen Persson