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Nav2009 to sp1 & Webservice
ericli
Member Posts: 2
Hi all experts:
I have two quick questions need your advice.
One : could directly use Nav2009 sp1 client to open Nav2009 database? so the client can use web service function with double-byte support; is there any bad consequence in the future.
Second: when they use web service, they have to deploy web service and database service in one server. If they deploy in two separate server, A login failure error is caused. We already tried all we know method in Nav Install help file, but it’s not work.
Any advice is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I have two quick questions need your advice.
One : could directly use Nav2009 sp1 client to open Nav2009 database? so the client can use web service function with double-byte support; is there any bad consequence in the future.
Second: when they use web service, they have to deploy web service and database service in one server. If they deploy in two separate server, A login failure error is caused. We already tried all we know method in Nav Install help file, but it’s not work.
Any advice is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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