Hi Hugh, > I am getting reports that a rev program crashes as soon as it opens in > the > Citrix environment with an 'Unexpected error' and no further details. > > Has anyone experienced problems with Citrix and Revolution? >
I have tons of experience with Citrix going back to when they first launched on OS2. However, I have not worked with Citrix for probably 8-years now and no longer have a local Citrix server on which to run tests. However, I can tell you the Webinar software on which all the Rev webinars and Trevor's webinars is Citrix based. So maybe you can ask them to test the app. I highly doubt it is any rev program but probably the specific app that is making a call that can't be made from a Citrix server, or because of the way a specific Citrix server is configured. Citrix basically runs multiple virtualized copies of Windows and the apps load into these virtualized Windows environments and "think" they are running on a standalone desktop, when in fact they are running on a partition of the Citrix server or server farm. The remote user then has a very tiny client that allows remote control of one of the sessions. Usually, anything that runs under Windows will run under Citrix. But, you are going to need a lot more details on what the app does and how they have configured the Citrix server. What I would suggest is put together a very basic test app that does nothing and uses no externals, etc. and confirm that runs on their server. Then start to add in the elements of your app to see what part of it may be conflicting. If I wanted to take an absolutely wild guess, I would guess that it's a shared DLL or communications. Aloha from Hawaii, Jim Bufalini _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
