Category: Remote Domains

Question: In the Domain File, why do I need to inform the shared directory where application to be accessed is? Solution: You must do this so that E3 will access…

Question: How can I detect when a Remote Domain is down via XObject?  Solution: To do so, follow these procedures: 1. Create an XObject, and insert three properties in it:…

Question:Why is the AppBrowser not displaying objects in the Remote Domain’s server? Solution: This is a network restriction for the System user used by E3Server. To fix this, there are…

Question: Do I need a specific license to execute Remote Domains? Solution: You need specific Remote Domains licenses for the E3 Server that executes the Client Domain and for the…

Question: Can I use Remote Domains via Internet? Solution: Yes, you can. To do so, you must either unblock the 6515 port in the Windows Firewall or completely disable it. …

Question: Can I open screens from another Domain when using Remote Domains? Solution: No, you can’t. To do so, you must open an E3 Viewer indicating the IP or the…

Question: Why does the client Domain often disconnect from the server Domains? Solution: Probably, this happens because the client Domain’s version and build are different from the server Domains’ versions…

Autor
Guilherme Taschetto

When the communication between the Client-Domain and the Server-Domain fails, what happens? If an error occurs, all client-application’s links with the Domain are disconnected (Displays, for example, show the ???…

1) Introduction When you configure a Client Remote Domain in Studio, E3 Studio of the Client machine will access the files on the Server Domain in the path indicated by…