It should give you the famous Magic blue screen saying it
can't find a Magic Engine
Rob,
IIS was
installed on this server long before xpa 4.7. Actually
this server was running xpa 3.2 until we installed 4.7.
You did put
me on the correct path I think. I had not tried opening a
jpg that is in that folder to see if it could find it. I
found part of the issue in doing that exercise. That got
me past the complaint about not being able to find the
dll.
Now I just
have a message saying the site can’t be reached.
L
We do have
our own in-house created security on the server which I
logged into our site first and then tried hitting :4200
and got this new message. If I replace the :4200 with the
path do one of the jpg’s in the folder it opens. If I set
it to the dll it just sits there with a plain white page.
I presume that means it works.
Any idea why
it won’t run the program?
Thanks,
Tom
Have you installded IIS before you installed XPA 4.7?
When Magic can find the IIS-server it automatically
installs the rights paths in IIS.
what error do you get with:
http(s)://localhost/MagicScripts/MGrqisp.dll
a) it can't find the dll at all -> path setting in IIS
is not correct
b) it can be found, but it wants to be downloaded -> the
dll is not set as executable
c) it works
Rob
Op 8-2-2021 om 22:23 schreef Tom
Worthen:
I am attempting to get this running but
apparently I have a setting that is not correct.
L
I have xpa 4.7 installed. I downloaded
the application and have it running in background. I
downloaded node.js and installed the Angular CLI. I have
updated the server-config.json file but I think I don’t
have the line correct for the requestor because it can’t
find it. I have tried about 3 different ways of
referencing it and none of them have worked. Can someone
point me to what that setting should be?
I have tried setting it similar to what
I would for a web page and it doesn’t find the dll. I have
set it to the file somewhat directly and still it can’t
find the dll.
So, my question is what should this
line look like: “requestor”:”MagicScripts/MGrqispi.dll”,
I am sure that MGrqispi.dll is correct
and probably what is before the colon is correct. So, what
should I have in place of MagicScripts? My xpa
installation is at c:\MSE\xpa47 with the scrips folder
being in that folder and of course the dll is in the
scripts folder. My entry in IIS for this is xpaScripts.
The physical path for that is C:\MSE\xpa47\Scripts.
Hopefully someone can understand what I
have put here and help me out.
J
Thanks,
Tom
