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Hello!Fine to be here đ
I have an abstract problem with a special environment:
Server:
W2K3SP1 std. GER
Citrix Presentation Server (XenApp) 4.5 R02
HP Precisionscan 3.13
Client:
XPSP2 GER
hp scanjet 5470c
Application presentation:
It is a âstreamedâ Application to the Server. This means you snapshot the installation of a program into a sandbox.
⢠This is stored into an image file.
⢠This File contains File- and Registryinformation.
Now, there are two ways to deliver this streamed app to the user:
1. Stream it to the client directly
2. Stream it to the Server and tunnel it into the ica-protocoll
We try to find a solution for #2!
Additional Information:
⢠In our Lab we have tested the Citrix-functionality âTWAIN-Redirectionâ without a streamed App. This works! A few guys answered in this forum to these questions.
⢠While putting the streamed app into the sandbox, we can choose to bypass NAMED-OBJECTS to the system-os directly. If we do so, it works!!!
Goal:
⢠I want to narrow down these named objects to determine which object is causing the problem.
⢠If I get the missing objects I can write a better, smaller filter for my app
Question:
How can I identify these named objects?
TIA (really)
Bernd
PS: I am not a programmer, so talk âeasyâ đ
I thought named objects were primarily for interprocess communication. There is no documentation for interprocess communication in the twain specification. I don’t think you’re going to find an answer to this here, sorry
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