Andrew,
It appears that you are trying to run the remote plug-in on the
client. This is hardly ever useful. The remote plug-in provides
the server side for the client, hvplugin.exe.
The remote plug-in itself doesn't display anything, which is
exactly what saw. So it seems to work perfectly ;-)
Also your tests with the debug plug-in on the client side give
the expected results as far as I can tell from your description.
I do not get any error when I terminate the connection to the
client. Can you give me the details on the error you saw? If it
happened on the server side, the error should have been logged
in the error.log file.
You should normally only copy the plug-in you intend to use
remotely to the client PC. If you copy multiple plug-ins, the
remote client will just pick one. If you want to run multiple
plug-ins on the client PC, consider running a full HomeVisionXL
that connects to the main HomeVisionXL using the Homevision
Remote Internet connection.
Schelte.
On Wednesday 08 July 2009 23:56:13 areiter247 wrote:
> The client plug-in won't display. The remote server shows
> that the client is connected. Setup on the server shows the
> following:
>
> Server Port: 52094
> Interface: 192.168.1.100
>
> Remote Clients
> 192.168.1.104:6952 (Note the port changes each time HVplugin
> is run)
>
> Windows Task Manager shows that "hvplugin.exe" is running on
> the client.
>
> I then tested the remote plug-in with the firewall disabled.
> It did not help.
>
> I downloaded debug.hap and placed it on the server PC. This
> is the messages that debug displayed:
>
> remote: connection from 192.168.1.104:50294
> remote> Connected
> remote> Running F:/Program
> Files/HomeVision/HomevisionXL/PlugIn/remote.hap
> remote> hvImport debug
>
> Then I placed the debug plug-in on the client PC. The debug
> plug-in would automatically start when hvplugin.exe was
> executed. The debug screen was blank. The debug window will
> not close. If I click on Terminate from the server PC, a
> dialog box appears with a list of errors larger than my
> screen. I won't do that again.
>
> The server PC is running the callerID, control & track
> plug-in's. I've copied these files to the remote PC.
>
> I'm sure that I overlooked a simple step.
>
> Andrew