I think you have loaded 64 bit Openedge, it is "Server" only.
I am running 32 Bit Openedge on my Windows 7, it has all 22 programs. We are planning to go to 9.05.601 after it is released. We will go to 64 bit Openedge at a later time.
I am running 32 Bit Openedge on my Windows 7, it has all 22 programs. We are planning to go to 9.05.601 after it is released. We will go to 64 bit Openedge at a later time.
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> Can I get some more details on that? I'd prefer to run the progress explorer on the server (Windows 7 64-bit), instead of having to install on a couple PCs.
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> Right now, the start menu on the server under "OpenEdge 10.2A" doesn't have "Progress Explorer Tool" listed. It only has 13 programs and my PC (Windows XP) has 22 programs. The shortcut on my PC is: "C:\Program Files\epicor\oe102a\bin\jvmStartw.exe" -f "c:\program files\epicor\oe102a\proexp.prm". I can find both those files on the server, but which one do I change? The java startup? Tried choosing vista under compatibility for that file (XP wasn't an option), but it didn't help.
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> Also, I thought the progress explorer was an MMC snapin,
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> Thanks,
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> If you load a test server on Windows 7 64bit, you can set the progress explorer to run compatible with Windows XP - works great
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> > Some of the install instruction wording confused me too at first reading. The reason is that some of the 9.05 administration tools (eg progress explorer) can't run on a 64-bit machine. You need to also install on a separate 32-bit "admin workstation" (which can just be your PC). In the install instructions, if you see the wording "...on your server and Windows Admin workstation..." at the beginning of a section, it means you'll have to do that section *twice*. Later on in the section, the documentation will just say "server", but it actually means once on the server, and once on your PC.
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> > I am starting an installation of 905 on a new 2008 server and have some confusion about what is installed on the server vs. what is installed on the Windows Admin workstation. The documentation says to load the DVD into the Admin workstation and go through the installation steps and then 'reboot the server'. Is this is just another case of poor documentation or am I missing something obvious? The way the documentation reads it seems that the 905 software and OpenEdge will be installed completely on the Admin workstation and not the server. Can anybody that has been through this share some insight?
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