We have Servoy server installed on a Windows Vista-based computer running as a service using the wrapper encapsulation. When using Developer on computers remotely connected to the server, the Team Provider works as expected. However, if Developer is running on the server when the remote computers commit their changes, these changes cannot be seen by the Developer running on the server after you try to ‘Update’ or Synchronize’ (i.e. the update/synchronize window does not appear not does the progress indicator). You have to re-start Developer (on the server) in order to get the Team Provider to work. This problem can be reproduced.
try to use on the local developer the server ip instead of localhost, when connecting - using localhost
will try to connect to the server started by the developer.
Servoy Developer running on the server is not using ‘localhost’. All of our computers running Developer are using the public IP address of our office router, including the Developer on the server. However, the router does network address translation (NAT) and the actual IP address of the server is a non-routable IP address of form 192.168.xxx.xxx. The router is set up to forward the requiste Servoy ports to the server specific (non-routable) IP address. It should not matter which IP address (public or non-routable) Developer on the server is using…correct?