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pjr nk4um Moderator Posts: 755	<div>Hi Mark,<br/><br/>Good to hear from you again. Hmmm. Yes those files are temporary files - for some reason these are left by an H2 db instance we use for the pds: space. Not sure why the Java temp directory is not being used - doesn''t do this on nix.<br/><br/>Will investigate at some point. Have raised a bug...<br/><br/>http://bugxter.netkernel.org/bug/9<br/><br/>Cheers,<br/><br/>Peter</div> 2009-10-10T10:17:38.000ZOctober 10, 2009 10:17 Hi Mark, Good to hear from you again. Hmmm. Yes those files are temporary files - for some reason these are left by an H2 db instance we use for the pds: space. Not sure why the Java temp directory is not being used - doesn''t do this on nix. Will investigate at some point. Have raised a bug... http://bugxter.netkernel.org/bug/9 Cheers, Peter
RandyKahle nk4um Administrator Posts: 158	<div>Mark,<br/><br/>Thanks for the post. <br/><br/>It''s not clear from your post if you installed NetKernel or are running it from the JAR file. NetKernel 4 installs differently than NetKernel 3. With NetKernel 4 you are running NetKernel when you execute the JAR file - that''s why there are no GUI pop up windows from an installer program - it''s NetKernel! So, just point your browser to port 1060 and you''ll get the control panel.<br/><br/>To install ... notice the Install tab on the left - click that and find the NetKernel ROC installation program.<br/><br/>Once installed, run NetKernel from [install]/bin/netkernel.bat on Vista.<br/><br/>Let us know if you have any problems.<br/><br/>Sounds like an interesting application. Are you going to port it to NetKernel 4?<br/><br/>- Randy</div> 2009-10-10T04:14:52.000ZOctober 10, 2009 04:14 Mark, Thanks for the post. It''s not clear from your post if you installed NetKernel or are running it from the JAR file. NetKernel 4 installs differently than NetKernel 3. With NetKernel 4 you are running NetKernel when you execute the JAR file - that''s why there are no GUI pop up windows from an installer program - it''s NetKernel! So, just point your browser to port 1060 and you''ll get the control panel. To install ... notice the Install tab on the left - click that and find the NetKernel ROC installation program. Once installed, run NetKernel from [install]/bin/netkernel.bat on Vista. Let us know if you have any problems. Sounds like an interesting application. Are you going to port it to NetKernel 4? - Randy
mlbradford nk4um User Posts: 8	<div>Peter,<br/><br/>I have 4.0.0 working on Vista using the bootable jar.<br/>Had to run from the command line, tho, to see what was happening. No gui pops up.<br/>Four files are created in the desktop on each invocation: .log, .data, .index and .lock files. http://localhost:1060 works normally.<br/><br/>First time using NK on Vista. As you know I''ve used NK on many platforms. Here, I''m using NK to program around a turnkey FAA spec weather system from Vaisala. They lock the system down pretty tight so am using NK accessors and transports to export data off the system into something more functional. Pretty simnple really, file system scraper to JMS export to another NK on a linux server, and into mySQL, operating one transaction per minute. Once off Vista, the good stuff happens. Otherwise, just a little clock logic and file name parsing, for crossing UTC date boundaries.<br/><br/>Mark Bradford<br/>Atmospheric Technology Services Co.<br/>Kwajalein, Marshall Islnads</div> 2009-10-10T03:44:53.000ZOctober 10, 2009 03:44On Vista Peter, I have 4.0.0 working on Vista using the bootable jar. Had to run from the command line, tho, to see what was happening. No gui pops up. Four files are created in the desktop on each invocation: .log, .data, .index and .lock files. http://localhost:1060 works normally. First time using NK on Vista. As you know I''ve used NK on many platforms. Here, I''m using NK to program around a turnkey FAA spec weather system from Vaisala. They lock the system down pretty tight so am using NK accessors and transports to export data off the system into something more functional. Pretty simnple really, file system scraper to JMS export to another NK on a linux server, and into mySQL, operating one transaction per minute. Once off Vista, the good stuff happens. Otherwise, just a little clock logic and file name parsing, for crossing UTC date boundaries. Mark Bradford Atmospheric Technology Services Co. Kwajalein, Marshall Islnads