Your issue may be caused by the wrong plug-in being used by the web server when connecting to the witango server. The installer, rather than overwiting your settings will warn you that you have .taf, .tcf and .tml mapped and that you will need to change this configuration manually. All the plug-ins that are not installed by the server are placed in an Plug-ins directory so that you can access them at a later point in time. The installer leaves the original extension mappings in place so that the T2K server anf Witango 5 server can be configured to co exist.
Check that the file mappings for the web server/virtual host you are using are set to use the wiis.dll plug-in and are not configured to be using the t4iis.dll plug-in. Also check the path to the plug-in is correct and has been placed in the scripts directory of the web server. The Witango 5 Server has an improved client server protocol that is not backward compatible with the older T2K plug-ins. I would also suggest not using the cgi but using the plug-in. It is a lot less resource intensive to use both on memory and file I/O as an instance of the cgi is spawned for every request.
Another setting to check is the clients.ini file. It should have a stanza for wiis.dll and have a parameter called WITANGO_SERVER:
WITANGO_SERVER=127.0.0.1,18100
This parameter tells the client where it will find a server on the network and on which port to connect to it on.
You should also check the VALIDHOSTS parameter in the witango.ini file to ensure that it is letting your client connect.
Phil
On 24/8/03 2:49 AM, "T.J. Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The ListenerAddress and ListenerPort are null and 18100, respectively. If I put in an IP address for the listen address, nothing changes. This is a Witango V5 problem for if I switch back to WiTango V4.5, everything works fine. Is there some possible upgrade issue from Tango to WiTango which causes this error message?
Check clients.ini and the LISTENERADDRESS and LISTENERPORT settings in witango.ini.
- Jeff
We have Witango Application Server for Windows V5.0.1.062; running on a Windows 2000 Professional Advanced Server SP3 with SQL Server 2000 SP3 with Internet Information Server V5.--
We can switch back to Witango v4.5 and everything works fine; when we disable the Tango Server service and start the Witango Server v5 service, we get "Client Error. The server refused connection." whenever we attempt to tango like the URL below...
http://www.mysite.com/cgi-bin/mytaf.taf
The Witango log doesn't log anything; the IIS log file logs a line like the following:
2003-08-21 22:39:03 127.0.0.1 - 127.0.0.1 80 POST /cgi-bin/mytaf.taf - 200 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+5.01;+Windows+NT+5.0)
The IIS configuration mappings are all set; the since the whole process runs smoothly with Tango Server, I doubt it is a security issue. Has anyone experienced this problem?
Tom Roberts
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Jeff Bohmer
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