Farshad Mohajeri

Is binary_name assigned in master server?

OK. You can search log files to see which server has generated below error:

If you want to avoid master server from creating local nodes just set its max_nodes=0.

[server-2] enabled=1 url=http://10.0.4.24:8077 name=SERV-APP3 token=ajlbxwaaaaaaaa

There are 3 enabled ServerNodes in master CFG files.

Please attach all 3 CFG files.

File GEPWEB_E.EXE should exist in all 3 servers, because your master server is also configured to serve sessions.

What are the settings in CFG file for serv-app2? It seems that the problem is there!

Hi, Have you read my post in Development Status thread?

OK. It seems that the problem occurs when Nodes are launched and there is no shell -or- when HyperServer is launched from a shell which no longer exists. This can lead to Nodes which doesn't own a parent. These Nodes will morph into zombies when they are terminated. We will look into this problem in more depth to see if there is a solution. Thanks

Session numbers maybe updated a bit late.

How do you run the HyperServer executable?

You can also install in service mode. Have you tried it?

The PID 14 seems to be the answer. A <defunct> process . (A zombie process)

It can be if it runs under a user with not enough privileges.

What is version of your uniGUI HyperServer?

25 simultaneous calls can be enough for many scenarios. Many calls are handled so fast that your max simultaneous request won't exceed 10 for many applications.

Hello, http://www.unigui.com/doc/online_help/configuring-apache-for-linux.htm In above link it is stated that StartServers 1 ServerLimit 1 Should be adjusted as above. https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/event.html To increase max connections you can change parameters showed in above link. Purged Nodes should go away in a few seconds. If they don't then there is a problem. You can check the log file for details.

Hello, Is this your server or development PC?

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Good thing is that an application can exist in any of the servers in the server farm. When you call it HyperServer finds it and internally redirects you to that server.

You type: http://localhost:8077/chart You get: You type: http://127.0.0.1:8077/fishfacts You get:

Correct.

You should take existing Nodes into account: Based on tested application some Nodes may not become active. Above setup is a multi-application setup. Some applications are not used during the test.

Our tests are done with TClientDataset, so it doesn't simulate a real world DB application. For a real world DB app you should use connection pooling or a middle tier to solve the database scalability problem.