I have exactly the same problem. Did you solve the problem? Can anyone please shed some light on what this means and what to do?
I have no problem connecting with Servoy Developer. What’s the difference? I have 5 valid Client Licenses (that’s what the App server says).
Thanks and regards, Robert
PS: Which error message is valid?
rvpm:
We have several users who have tried unsuccessfully to access our Servoy-based application from their homes using their laptops.
These same users have no issues accessing the application using their same laptops while connected at work.
The Servoy SmartClient seems to start but after a period of time, it displays a dialog box.
“No licenses or trial licenses left. Exiting.”
Other users have had no issues accessing the application from home.
Any clues as to why the SmartClient would be behave differently for some at home versus work.
Firewall and ports are the first place I am looking but what specifically should I look for?
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Still at work? Huchhhhh, the sales departement always says everything is so easy, we should be in the theater, dinner, concert, … but surely not at debugging Servoy …
No, I am not running a PDF client, nor a headless client, nothing except this one Client (or at least unsuccessfully trying to).
Yes, the 5 licenses are visible in the webserver page, and are OK when pressing the Check Code button.
Did you ever hear of THE solution to this well known problem as it seems when reading the forum.
Thanks and regards, and I wish you hopefully soon can stop working .-) Robert
IT2Be:
Any clue of the # of available licenses?
Are you running a pdf client, headless clients etc.?
Are the licenses visible in the webserver pages?
Did you ever hear of THE solution to this well known problem as it seems when reading the forum.
No, I never heard of THE solution but I am also not aware that it is a well known problem.
It pops up sometimes but disappears in the same way without (m)any clues…
As there are quite a few entries in the forum, I assume it’s not a hidden problem .-) What scares me is that no one seems to have found the underlying problem, at least I don’t find any solution on the forum. And it’s annoying to have this sort of problems (and I had a concentration of way too much in the last days
Best regards, Robert
IT2Be:
Did you ever hear of THE solution to this well known problem as it seems when reading the forum.
No, I never heard of THE solution but I am also not aware that it is a well known problem.
It pops up sometimes but disappears in the same way without (m)any clues…
The problem in our case was that port 1099 was blocked by either a firewall on the user’s machine or the firewall inside their router when they logged in from home.
In either case once port 1099 was unblocked , the user was able to access the Servoy application.
In the Windows environment you can try the telnet command to see whether the port is blocked:
telnet hostname port
