Good afternoon Matthias For the last few days a lot of InterSystems staff and users have been at the Developers' Conference in Orlando. But now maybe I can help you.
1. It sounds like your browser is fetching the .dll file instead of treating it as something to be executed on the server. It might be a browser problem. The wl_supinfo.html page in the WebLink doc notes this as something that Netscape Browsers sometimes do when accessing Microsoft servers. Or it might be a server-config problem. 2. MGWLPN is mentioned in wl_queries.html. It's the name of the WebLink server that hosts the app. The front page of the WebLink Systems Management page has a link to "Configure Server Access". New installations start with a single server called LOCAL. If your URL doesn't specify MGWLPN then you get the default server, which is set up using "Configure Cach� WebLink TP". It is initially set to LOCAL. Hope this helps you a little. John Murray Senior Product Engineer Step Beyond with Serenji debugger http://www.georgejames.com/serenji George James Software 42 High Street, Shepperton Middlesex TW17 9AU, UK +44 (0)1932 252568 Telephone Email mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Web http://www.georgejames.com/ JPMatthias.Otto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Good morning! (my time) > > (1) Something goes wrong with msgwms32.dll. If I try to run CachCafe app of > the first tutorial I only receive a file with hundreds of lines of nonsense > like: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] �!�L�!This program cannot be run in DOS mode. $B? > > This was the first line. Is this a server problem? On that system OmniHTTP > is running. But as long as I am just getting started with Cach� I don't want > to change to another system. > > (2) If I write a new app in a new namespace how then does msgwms32.dll > identify the namespace? WebLinkDoc says to use ...?MGWLPN=...&MGWAPP=... But > I coudn't find what MGWLPN stands for. Is it the namespace? > > Thanks in advance > Matthias
