Thanks Axton,
I'll import the def when I get to work tomorrow and try the same tests. I'll
get back to you when I finished with the results.

Dylan 

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From: Axton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 5:22 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Freeing licenses

I've observed the same on 7.0.01 (no patches), though the behavior seems
inconsistent with different browsers.

Following is a copy of a prior email I sent (maybe a week or 2 back) in
response to David Easter's suggestion of adding an AL that executes the
PERFORM-ACTION-EXIT-APP on close window.  It would be useful to get some
additional feedback using the referenced def so I can log it as a defect on
arswiki at http://arswiki.org/bugs

Axton Grams

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I just performed a series of tests to prove/disprove some of the behaviors
of approaching the problem in this way.  Here are the
results:

- Created a user with a floating license AGRAMS
- Created 2 forms: console and ticket (in a deployable app with public
everything)
- Console form has an AL that on close runs the PERFORM-ACTION-EXIT-APP rp

These are the observations I made:
- When the user first logs in, they are usually granted a floating read
license (GOOD).  Observed once that a user was granted a floating write
license when first logging in.
- When the user submits or modifies a record, they are granted a floating
write license (GOOD)
- If a form is opened from the console, via an active link open window
action, with a target of current, and that form is closed, the floating
license is not released (BAD).  This was consistent across IE and FireFox.
- If the user closes the Console form, the license is not released with
FireFox (BAD)
- If the user closes the Console form, the license is released with IE7
(GOOD)
- If the user clicks a button that calls the PERFORM-ACTION-EXIT-APP rp, the
user is redirected to http://localhost/arsys/shared/logout.jsp, and the
license is not released every time on FireFox (BAD).  The behavior was
inconsistent.
Sometimes it would release the license, other times it would not.
- If the user clicks a button that call the PERFORM-ACTION-EXIT-APP rp, the
user is redirected to http://localhost/arsys/shared/logout.jsp, and the
license is released on IE7 (GOOD)

It seems there may be some problems in the MT license allocation/release
mechanisms.

This was tested using the following environment:
- Windows 2003 Server
- ARServer 7.0.01 200609271856
- Mid-Tier 7.0.01 200609271856
- Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 using 1.5.0_09
- Browsers: Firefox 2.0.0.1 and IE 7

I've posted a simple def that can be used to verify this behavior at
http://arswiki.org/dist/ars/AppClose.def

It's simple and stupid, but provides the tools to test the mid-tier.
Feel free to poke holes in my observations.

Axton Grams

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On 3/13/07, Wheeler, Dylan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> **
>
>
> Hi List,
> So I'm running into a problem with my licenses. We don't quite have 
> enough so I've been playing around trying to get the licenses freed up
when I can.
> I'm finding that the licenses on my server are sticking no matter what 
> though and I'm not sure what's keeping them there.
>
> If I open IE and login then click the logout button on the Home Page 
> it should release the license right? The license is still showing as 
> taken 15 minutes later in my admin tool.
>
> I created an AL and put in the PERFORM-ACTION-EXIT-APP command, 
> execute on window close and left the run if open, permissions are set to
public.
> Closing the Home Page in the user tool will close out the application, 
> but the license is still active. Closing the window on the mid tier 
> will leave the license active.
>
> Anyone run into this or have a clue what could be causing it?
> ARS/Mid Tier 6.3 Patch 21
> IIS on Windows 2003
>
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