Re: [Savannah-users] Certi:error(cannot connect to RTIA)

[Bob Proulx]

希望 wrote:
> Hi,I'm a certi library user of China.While using certi in my projects I met a 
> strange question.

You have reached the Savannah mailing list.  Savannah is the software
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But you are asking about the certi project.  We don't know too much
about specific projects here.  It would be better to look at the
project and see what it says about where to get help.

The project web site:

  https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/certi

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Also, please do not send images.  That is a very large image at 3.5M!
The best thing is to cut and paste the *text* of the error verbatim.
The text of the error would be very small.  The text is searchable.
Images are not.  Text is small.  Images are not.  Sending the plain
text of the error and how to recreate it is best.

Bob


> I have two different projects(one is a 3D application called
> A,another is a Gis application called B),A and B were installed on
> Local PC,they shared data each other through CERTI.rtig.exe is
> running on another remote PC.
> Now A app can connect to rtia.exe (create hidden process
> successfully) but B app failed everytime.
> try{
> RTI:RTIambassador *Gp_rtiamb=new RTI:RTIambassador();}
> catch(RTI:RTIinternalError&e)
> {
>      e._reason;//
> }
> I found the failed reason is when new RTI:RTIambassador.A app can
> pass here but B app failed everytime.sometimes B app can pop up a
> console and output a line(rtia.exe :invalid numeric value:1,056).It
> means the tcp port used an invalid number?
> My two applications use the same certi configuration.the only
> difference is A has WinMain entry function but B has main entry.Is
> it the reason?
>
>
> YangJing @China
> 20131107