Christian The Cache SuperServer is a single process that listens out on port 1972 (by default) all access to Cache (except telnet) initially comes through this port
the initial connetion from any client enters through 1972, the SuperServer then fires of a separate job (on a different port) to handle the client interaction Cannot help with MSMworkstation in detail but I suspect that "_system" and "sys" will be the default username and password peter On Tue, 6 Apr 2004 18:56:48 +0200, "Christian Ditters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >hmmm. it doesn't work so simple :-( >what do you mean with 'SuperServer'? Is this anything further to >install/configure or is it a nice description for the cache >communication-modul? How does it handle username and pass, volgrp, ...? -> > >Declare Function msm_login2 Lib "MSMAPI32.DLL" Alias "MSM_LOGIN2" (ByVal >server_addr$, ByVal Port As Long, ByVal uci$, ByVal volgrp$, ByVal passwd$, >ByVal timeout As Long, ByVal partsize As Long, ByVal username$) As Long > >thank you for your help. > > >"Timur Safin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag >news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> FYI: MSM Activate protocol supported natively by Cache' SuperServer (that >> process listening usually to 1972 port). So you only need to change your >port. >> >> Best Regards, >> Timur Safin >> >> "Christian Ditters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message >> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> : hi, we have change from msm to cache 5.0.5. >> : That works with no problems. But now i have to adjust a vb6 program that >use >> : MSM Activate to call routines in MSM. >> : What is the way to go? Is VisM the right tool? A test work fine - but i >have >> : not found a documentation. Or is there another (better?) way to call >> : routines direct from vb6? >> : >> : sorry about my english and thanks for any answer >> : >> : Christian Ditters >> : >> : >> : >> : >> >> >
