Is there any clue to let a XBase++ HTTP Server application running on a Win 
Server 2003 machine?
The application is able to open port 80 returning a correct socket handle, 
bind and listening but does not succed into "Accepting" (Accept()) requests 
from the created socket. The Socket LastError() value received is zero :O((
The application does work on Win ME, Win2K pro, Win XP (Home & Pro), Win 
Server 2000.
Do I have to set anything on Win Server 2003?
Any help will be really appreciated.

Lorenzo

Hi,
I'm running an xb2.net http server on a windows 2003 server. no
problems at all. Check the firewall settings, I think I changed them
somehow.

regards
Sander Elias

Unfortunatelly the firewall is not installed.

Thank a lot anyway


"Sander Elias" <Sander@eso.nl> ha scritto nel messaggio 
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> Hi,
> I'm running an xb2.net http server on a windows 2003 server. no
> problems at all. Check the firewall settings, I think I changed them
> somehow.
>
> regards
> Sander Elias

Lorenzo,

> Is there any clue to let a XBase++ HTTP Server application running on a Win 
> Server 2003 machine?
> The application is able to open port 80 returning a correct socket handle, 
> bind and listening but does not succed into "Accepting" (Accept()) requests 
> from the created socket. The Socket LastError() value received is zero :O((
> The application does work on Win ME, Win2K pro, Win XP (Home & Pro), Win 
> Server 2000.
> Do I have to set anything on Win Server 2003?
> Any help will be really appreciated.

Does the application have the correct rights?  I run my SOAP servers on
W2K3 and these run as services without problem (as Local System account).

Regards,

Phil Ide

***************************************
* Xbase++ FAQ, Libraries and Sources: *
* goto: http://www.idep.org.uk/xbase  *
***************************************

I'm not an actor, I just play one on TV.

Phil,
thanks, but my app too is correctly installed as service.
Do you use AsInet?
I'm using my c-wrapper functions (to WinSock32) with success since 4 years 
in all win platforms (Server 2000 included), but there no way to let it 
works on server 2003.

Thanks a lot

Lorenzo


"Phil Ide" <phil@idep.org.uk> ha scritto nel messaggio 
news:c1k1lv1kxmxg.dlg@idep.org.uk...
> Lorenzo,
>
>> Is there any clue to let a XBase++ HTTP Server application running on a 
>> Win
>> Server 2003 machine?
>> The application is able to open port 80 returning a correct socket 
>> handle,
>> bind and listening but does not succed into "Accepting" (Accept()) 
>> requests
>> from the created socket. The Socket LastError() value received is zero 
>> :O((
>> The application does work on Win ME, Win2K pro, Win XP (Home & Pro), Win
>> Server 2000.
>> Do I have to set anything on Win Server 2003?
>> Any help will be really appreciated.
>
> Does the application have the correct rights?  I run my SOAP servers on
> W2K3 and these run as services without problem (as Local System account).
>
> Regards,
> -- 
> Phil Ide
>
> ***************************************
> * Xbase++ FAQ, Libraries and Sources: *
> * goto: http://www.idep.org.uk/xbase  *
> ***************************************
>
> I'm not an actor, I just play one on TV.

Lorenzo,

> thanks, but my app too is correctly installed as service.
> Do you use AsInet?
> I'm using my c-wrapper functions (to WinSock32) with success since 4 years 
> in all win platforms (Server 2000 included), but there no way to let it 
> works on server 2003.

I do use ASINET, but the SOAP servers use Xb2.NET (hmmm, I'm using 5
different sockets libraries in different apps - I really must normalise
this!).  I just ran some other apps which use sockets on the W2K3 server
just to see if there were any problems:

ASINET - no problems
SEE4XB - no problems
XXP_INET - no problems

I also ran an app which uses my own C lib for socket comms without probs.
So that's all 5 libs without errors.

Have you tried running your app as a non-service?  You can do this easily
by running it under the debugger, or if you used my ServiceConsole
framework, just use the /c command-line parameter.  This may help identify
the problem.

Regards,

Phil Ide

***************************************
* Xbase++ FAQ, Libraries and Sources: *
* goto: http://www.idep.org.uk/xbase  *
***************************************

This message was typed on recycled phosphorus

Hello everybody 
I found by myself the error 
Sometimes, at startup, the accept() returns a negative number but 
getLastError() returns 0. In such situation I exited from the main loop and 
quitted my proc. Just ignoring this situation, everithing seems to be ok.

On the other side, it will be interesting investigating why 2003 Server has 
a different behaviour from other MS products.

Anyway, thanks againg everybody

Lorenzo Gadaleta

PS.: I do not use your socket because I need of SLL layer for my apps .... 
(all them are http and https servers)



"Phil Ide" <phil@idep.org.uk> ha scritto nel messaggio 
news:r1mhb32d55wu$.dlg@idep.org.uk...
> Lorenzo,
>
>> thanks, but my app too is correctly installed as service.
>> Do you use AsInet?
>> I'm using my c-wrapper functions (to WinSock32) with success since 4 
>> years
>> in all win platforms (Server 2000 included), but there no way to let it
>> works on server 2003.
>
> I do use ASINET, but the SOAP servers use Xb2.NET (hmmm, I'm using 5
> different sockets libraries in different apps - I really must normalise
> this!).  I just ran some other apps which use sockets on the W2K3 server
> just to see if there were any problems:
>
> ASINET - no problems
> SEE4XB - no problems
> XXP_INET - no problems
>
> I also ran an app which uses my own C lib for socket comms without probs.
> So that's all 5 libs without errors.
>
> Have you tried running your app as a non-service?  You can do this easily
> by running it under the debugger, or if you used my ServiceConsole
> framework, just use the /c command-line parameter.  This may help identify
> the problem.
>
> Regards,
> -- 
> Phil Ide
>
> ***************************************
> * Xbase++ FAQ, Libraries and Sources: *
> * goto: http://www.idep.org.uk/xbase  *
> ***************************************
>
> This message was typed on recycled phosphorus

Lorenzo,

> On the other side, it will be interesting investigating why 2003 Server has 
> a different behaviour from other MS products.

I thought at first it be a 64-bit value, but checking the windows header
files it is a UINT_PRT (which is a DWORD).  It could be that ASINET is
returning a signed int instead of an unsigned it.  You could report this as
a bug and see what happens.

Regards,

Phil Ide

***************************************
* Xbase++ FAQ, Libraries and Sources: *
* goto: http://www.idep.org.uk/xbase  *
***************************************

Life is boring without EDLIN

Good point.
Thanx a lot

"Phil Ide" <phil@idep.org.uk> ha scritto nel messaggio 
news:1qr8pbs7jpyhz$.dlg@idep.org.uk...
> Lorenzo,
>
>> On the other side, it will be interesting investigating why 2003 Server 
>> has
>> a different behaviour from other MS products.
>
> I thought at first it be a 64-bit value, but checking the windows header
> files it is a UINT_PRT (which is a DWORD).  It could be that ASINET is
> returning a signed int instead of an unsigned it.  You could report this 
> as
> a bug and see what happens.
>
> Regards,
> -- 
> Phil Ide
>
> ***************************************
> * Xbase++ FAQ, Libraries and Sources: *
> * goto: http://www.idep.org.uk/xbase  *
> ***************************************
>
> Life is boring without EDLIN

Hi,

I am using SMTPCliente() to send mails via ASINET, and it works great under
windows 2000.  I installed
it under windows 2003 server, and it doesnt work anymore.  Is there anyting
special I need to do so that
it can work on windows 2003 server?   Thanks, -Ana Maria

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<lorega@inwind.it> escribi en el mensaje news:Q0J4QpAoEHA.6512@S15147418...
> Is there any clue to let a XBase++ HTTP Server application running on a
Win
> Server 2003 machine?
> The application is able to open port 80 returning a correct socket handle,
> bind and listening but does not succed into "Accepting" (Accept())
requests
> from the created socket. The Socket LastError() value received is zero
:O((
> The application does work on Win ME, Win2K pro, Win XP (Home & Pro), Win
> Server 2000.
> Do I have to set anything on Win Server 2003?
> Any help will be really appreciated.
>
> Lorenzo
>
>

What version of Xbase++??

and Could it be that the Windows Firewall is blocking the app??

Jim

Ana Maria wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am using SMTPCliente() to send mails via ASINET, and it works great under
> windows 2000.  I installed
> it under windows 2003 server, and it doesn´t work anymore.  Is there anyting
> special I need to do so that
> it can work on windows 2003 server?   Thanks, -Ana Maria
>