I have run into two cases where applications work using traditional UNIX/Linux workstations, but not with the Sun Ray. Here's a brief description:
A user does an ssh -X to a remote server and runs an HP OpenView Motif-based application. On the Sun Ray, the application complains that it can't locate the correct font, and exits. Using Exceed from a PC or ssh -X from a SuSE Linux workstation, the application works as expected. For the other issue, the user also does an ssh -X to a different remote server and launches a Java application - a third-party application from a small specialty software provider called "Mercator". When the application launches, the display is garbled and the Sun Ray server CPU pegs. Again, if the application is launched from a UNIX/Linux workstation or Exceed session, it works fine. I realize there isn't any real data here to go on, but I was just curious if anyone has seen anything like this. To me, it makes no sense at all, as I assume that the entire X environment was on the remote server and all that is being used locally (on the Sun Ray server) is the DISPLAY. Thanks, Bill _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
