Title: RE: SBClient on Windows XP

Speaking of SBClient.  Has anyone seen issues launching an SBClient document session using the below code snipet?

 

Set oSBClientConn = CreateObject("SBClient.SBClient.1")

status = oSBClientConn.StartServer(SBClientSession, strParams, 10000, gstrSessionHandle)

 

Note:  Variables SBClientSession, strParams contain appropriate values to initiate the SB+ connection.  gstrSessionHandle is used for reference to session.

 

We are experiencing script lockups on about 50% of our XP installations and about 15% of our Windows 2000 sessions.  By script lockup I mean – upon the call to the proper SBClient.sbc (document) session the script will attempt to start but nothing will happen.  The only way I can take care of this issue is to go to help, troubleshooting, reset port.

 

Any ideas would help.

 

JT

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Lee, Andy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 6:19 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: SBClient on Windows XP

 

 Mike,
I think SBClient 5.2.4 is the earliest version supported for XP

We found the 4. releases to be very cpu hungry.. but from about 5.0.5 they got better.
We use 5.2.3 & 5.2.4 with no cpu issues.

Cheers
Andy

-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Farrant
To: U2 Users Discussion List
Sent: 05/02/04 07:06
Subject: SBClient on Windows XP

Can someone help?

 

To access our main application which is written mainly in SB+ (text
based only - no GUI) we use SBClient.  Since the advent of 32 Bit
Operating systems (some time ago now) we have seen an extremely
disproportionate amount of CPU resource being taken up by SBClient even
just by typing a single key.  Is this a setup issue (O/S or
application), a 'fixed in the next release' issue or a 'find another
emulator' issue???

 

I am currently running SBClient 4.5.3 (Build 84) on Windows XP Pro O/S
(but the problem seems to be the same on all 32bit Platforms).

 

Thanks in advance anyone who can help.

 

Mike

 

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