Hi Paul, Sandor
Thanks a lot for your explanantions! I did what Sandor suggested and that solved the problems.
I am a bit concerned as I run on our Mac OS X server also the Servoy Developer application, just for update reasons. We do not use it for development, that’s done on the Mac clients.
Is it a problem to have a Servoy Developer running on the server?
Best regards, Robert
pbakker:
What is your setup?From the error message, I assume you have a MultiDev license installed on a Server and you are trying to connect top the multidev server from a developer, right?
The new servoy_server.sh can be obtained by clikcing the link in the release notes at the top of this thread. Click the link and the file will download.
As for what is a Server: Servoy server is the application server to which clients connect. The Servoy Server is a piece of software that you run on a computer either as a Service or you start is manually. If started manually, you probably have a console window to indicate that it’s running. The Servoy Server is the piece of software that has all the connections to the databases, is the software that hosts the admin pages and the client start pages and offcourse does a whole bunch of other things as well.
If you start a develper, you also, automatically start a Servoy Server and then, if you close Developer and the Servoy Server is also automatically closed.
If your Servot server environment is one and the same as your developer environment, upgrading Developer will also upgrade the Server automatically.
But, like I said in the beginning of this post, i think you have at least 2 environments: 1 (MultiDev) Server environment and one Developer environment. Both need to be running exactly the same version of Servoy, or else you’ll get the messages you’re now getting.
You probably need to upgrade the MultiDev Server environment (see the docs for how this can be done).
Paul
BTW: A multiDev Server is a normal Servoy Server environemtn, but then one where there is also a MultiuDev License present.