Richard,

<< I cannot run a Lazarus Windows CE application that connects to a remote
session using the emulator.  I receive an ElevateDB error #1100 - A
connection to the server 125.168.35.1 cannot be established  (Access
Violation).  I assume that is because of the router and the emulator and
that I really need to test it from outside the network. >>

I will test this with the latest Lazarus code and see if I can reproduce it.
If so, I'll get a fix in there ASAP.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Excellent! Thank you.

Daniel,

Just to rule out the "hardware" problems: Have you checked your network settings? Did you test that the network works on the emulator with
some other program?

Leslie  

>> Just to rule out the "hardware" problems: Have you checked your network settings? Did
you test that the network works on the emulator with
some other program?

Thanks Leslie.  In the Device Emulator configuration, the emulator's network adapter is
bound to the connected network card.  (I left that bit out of the notes.)  I found a
Windows CE ping utility that pings the value of the EDBSession.RemoteAddress.  That part
appears to be working.

Tim,

The error I receive when the Shopping List application tries to connect is "ElevateDB
Error #1100 A connection to the server at '125.168.35.1" cannot be established".  The
EDBSession.RemoteAddress is assigned the value '125.168.35.194'.

If I set the EDBSession.RemoteHost to 'wck.dyndns.biz'  then the error is "ElevateDB Error
#1100 A connection to the server at 'wck.dyndns.b" cannot be established".  It appears to
be truncating the RemoteAddress & RemoteHost after 12 characters.

Richard Harding

Richard Harding

Tim,

It appears that the message below slipped passed you.  Does this make any sense?
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The error I receive when the Shopping List application tries to connect is "ElevateDB
Error #1100 A connection to the server at '125.168.35.1" cannot be established".  The
EDBSession.RemoteAddress is assigned the value '125.168.35.194'.

If I set the EDBSession.RemoteHost to 'wck.dyndns.biz'  then the error is "ElevateDB Error
#1100 A connection to the server at 'wck.dyndns.b" cannot be established".  It appears to
be truncating the RemoteAddress & RemoteHost after 12 characters.

Richard Harding

Richard,

<< It appears that the message below slipped passed you.  Does this make any
sense? >>

Sorry, I'm still looking into this.  I have to apply the fix for the socket
issue first, and I got side-tracked doing the B5 release.  More than likely
it's an issue with the WinCE sockets code again.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

>>I'm still looking into this.  I have to apply the fix for the socket issue first, and I
got side-tracked doing the B5 release.  More than likely
it's an issue with the WinCE sockets code again.

Thank you . . . .

--
Richard Harding

"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" wrote:

<<issue first, and I got side-tracked doing the B5 release.  More than likely
it's an issue with the WinCE sockets code again.>>

Tim, I am seeing the same problem here when I try to connect to a remote server from WinCE. It gives #1100 and AV. I already aplied the the winsock fix ID0013614 you posted at http://bugs.freepascal.org/bug_view_advanced_page.php?bug_id=13614#bugnotes

(But still the same problem. the emulator can find the host because I can see my website on this host using the emulator.)

is there another fix for this problem already?

Kick,

<< Tim, I am seeing the same problem here when I try to connect to a remote
server from WinCE. It gives #1100 and AV. I already aplied the the winsock
fix ID0013614 you posted at
http://bugs.freepascal.org/bug_view_advanced_page.php?bug_id=13614#bugnotes
>>

What version of Lazarus/FreePascal are you using ?  I'm going to have to set
up a test and find out what's wrong.  Unfortunately, so you may have to do
some mods yourself until they can fix their code officially.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" wrote:

<<What version of Lazarus/FreePascal are you using ? >>

I am using lazarus 09.28 with FPC 2.2.4