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tata
MX
Last activity: 19 Dec 2019 12:36 EST
BlueZone V 7.1 and OpenSpan Studio 19.1.1
Bluezone V.7.1 only has a 64bits of dll WHLAPI "WHLAPI64" I configured as in the videos of advanced the course, but it throws the error in the image, is any special configuration to use the 64 bits version or is not compatible? if it requires some especial configuration could you give it please?
I have attached the text adapter properties, the windows adapter properties and the error images
Thanks in advance
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Pegasystems Inc.
US
Pegasystems Inc.
US
That error usually means that your short session name isn't set in your emulator session. What happens if you;
- Launch that session manually (C:\Users\robotacchbk\Desktop\TSYS.zmd) and wait for the initial screen to appear.
- Navigate to the Blue Zones settings and locate where it defines the short session name and make sure it is set to "A" as you have defined in your text adapter.
- If it isn't "A", change it to "A" and Save the zmd file and restart the application.
- Repeat from Step 1.
- Open your text adapter in Studio.
- Click Start interrogation.
I suspect that you just haven't configured that session to use that short session name.
tata
MX
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for your reply, in fact my text adapter was configured with all the data in the ZMD file properties including the session name "A".
I followed your instructions, I launched the the session manually and it works fine, even works if I also launch the session from Pega Studio with the button "Start interrogation" of windows adapter, then the button "Start interrogation" of the text adapter.
but now my doubt is why the ZMD file does not launch automatically when the emulator EXE files launches, do I have to do some extra configuration to do that?
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Pegasystems Inc.
US
When using a text adapter, the adapter connects to a running session; basically the opposite of every other adapter that starts an application and then connects to it. This is why you use two adapters. The Windows adapter will launch the session and bring it up and make sure that it is loaded. After that, you'll call "Start" on your text adapter to connect to that session. Make sure you disable StartOnProjectStart for the text adapter.
tata
MX
Thank you very much Thomas, muchas gracias amigo
When using a text adapter, the adapter connects to a running session; basically the opposite of every other adapter that starts an application and then connects to it. This is why you use two adapters. The Windows adapter will launch the session and bring it up and make sure that it is loaded. After that, you'll call "Start" on your text adapter to connect to that session. Make sure you disable StartOnProjectStart for the text adapter.