Hand held devices
Wizardcompserv at aol.com
Wizardcompserv at aol.com
Mon Apr 15 07:14:37 EDT 2013
Hi Ben
That makes sense - but they are putting in the terminal server for a
different reason - the company is scattered over a number of sites and they were
using a wireless network to connect them - one of the buildings being over
1 mile away and they wondered why the connection kept dropping out!!!
Hopefully the terminal service will resolve this problem as they will
connect over the internet to the server
The idea is that the handheld devices will be being used in their
factories and connected to the terminal service as well to run the software.
Kind Regards
Wendy Osbaldestin
Wizard Computer Services
_www.wizardcompserv.co.uk_ (http://www.wizardcompserv.co.uk/)
Tel: 01260271647
In a message dated 15/04/2013 11:33:32 GMT Daylight Time,
Ben.Butler at c2internet.net writes:
Hey,
As an observational aside.... Terminal Server can be viewed as an
expensive option when there is a low user count to cover hardware, OS and RDP CALs
and the more expensive E Open Office licenses that must be purchased for
use on TS rather than the cheaper "normal" office licenses.
For low use count applications of one or two remote thin client users of
desktop or application solution. A copy of Win7 Pro with RDP turned on
allows for remote RDP connection for a single user to that workstation which
can run a single user instance of Omnis fat client runtime. Two workstations
comes in a lot cheaper than a decent server platform with other MS costs +
CALs to deploy a FAT Omnis application.
So for applications such as warehousing / bar coding with a couple of
users with bar code guns running an RDP client that would not otherwise have a
"proper" terminal server, the workstation route can be commercially
enabling.
Ben
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[mailto:omnisdev-en-bounces at lists.omnis-dev.com] On Behalf Of Philip Potter
Sent: 15 April 2013 10:28
To: OmnisDev List - English
Subject: Re: Hand held devices
Hi Wendy,
I don't know if you have an android device to try out stuff with...
But I have used a client called '2X' which you can search for in the play
store.
I suggest having a play with this and see how it works for you, see if
there are limitations that you cannot work around...
An Android interface obviously is a touch interface, and the 2X client
provides some gestures that you may want, or may not want...
Something you might want to consider is making the Omnis application full
screen?
If your running it locally for testing, you might require the computer to
allow remote desktop connections, without Network Level Authentication.
regards
Phil.
On 15/04/2013 08:42, Wizardcompserv at aol.com wrote:
> Hi Phil
>
> This option sounds like it might do what the customer wants - they are
> supposed to be installing TS this weekend to overcome a connection
problem they
> have had ever since I have been involved with them!!
>
> We were looking at some devices over the weekend and one running
> android looks to me to be within the price bracket they would be
> looking at - is it easy to connect this to a Terminal Server?
>
> They really do not want to go Web server for this as for a start they
> would need Studio licences and application and have to set up a web
> server to hold the database.
>
>
> Kind Regards
> Wendy Osbaldestin
> Wizard Computer Services
> _www.wizardcompserv.co.uk_ (http://www.wizardcompserv.co.uk/)
> Tel: 01260271647
>
>
>
> In a message dated 12/04/2013 15:46:03 GMT Daylight Time,
> phil at pgpotter.demon.co.uk writes:
>
> I've used Citrix, and I know of Terminal services being used to run a
> standard Omnis application on the server, Citrix or TS server, both
> of which used Barcode scanning.
>
> You seem to be able to run a citrix or TS client on most devices
> these days, android, ipad, iphone...
>
> The only thing is, if you don't have a Citrix server or TS server,
> this may price the solution out of the equation?
>
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