X Application won't display

Question

Hi everyone,
I am having a bit of a problem getting my X application to display out. We
are building new Sun servers to replace the existing servers. The new
servers are running Solaris 9 with SGD 4.10.903 (with the builin
webserver). SGD and the App are running on the same server. The
application launches and you see the green cog on the webtop. It is
running on the server, but nothing displays out to the client.
This same application starts and runs fine on our existing servers running
Solaris 8 with SGD 3.42.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike.

Answer 1

Hi Sue,
No problems starting the application from dtterm, and no warnings or
errors. Application consitently comes back to my display.
Thanks,
Mike.
Sue Burton wrote:
Mike,
If you run dtterm through SGD and then start the application manually at the
command line do you see the same problem? Does this give you any
warning/errors
on the command line?
You could also run the 'xdpyinfo' and 'xset -q' commands from dtterm running
through SGD and
dtterm running on the console - compare the output. Look for supported
extensions
and font paths.
Regards
Sue
"Mike" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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David,
Session ends when ther are No visible windows. dtterm and xclock workfine.
Thanks,
Mike.
David W. Fong wrote:
Mike,
What's your Session Ends When setting? Can you try other ones?
Regards,
David
Mike wrote:
Carmelo,
SSH is configured properly and I am able to connect using either SSH
or
TELNET. dtterm, xclock, all come back just fine. The application gets
started and is running on the server, but never comes back to mydisplay.
Here are the launch details.
Thanks.
Starting...
Locating session...
...found session
Connecting to session...
Password:
Sun Microsystems Inc. SunOS 5.9 Generic May 2002
You have new mail.
wtmp begins Wed Aug 31 10:19
$ exec /bin/sh
$ [ -f /bin/ksh ] && exec /bin/ksh
Configuring your environment...
$ set o emacs ; set o gmacs ; set +o vi
$ OIT_FORCEWINMGR=OTHER; export OIT_FORCEWINMGR
$ DISPLAY=unix:11; export DISPLAY
$ ALTDISPLAY=server.domain.com:11; export ALTDISPLAY
$ TTA_UID="`LANG=C LC_ALL=C id | sed's/.*uid=\([0-9][0-9]*\).*/\1/'`";
export TTA_UID
$ TTA_USERNAME='.../_ens/o=organization/cn=xxxx'; export TTA_USERNAME
$ TTA_PRIMARY_DNSNAME='server.domain.com'; export TTA_PRIMARY_DNSNAME
$ TTA_PE_ID=''; export TTA_PE_ID
$ TTA_CLIENT_IPADDR='nn.nn.nnn.nnn'; export TTA_CLIENT_IPADDR
$ TERM=''; export TERM
$ TTA_PEERDNSNAME='server.domain.com'; export TTA_PEERDNSNAME
$ TTA_EXTDNSNAME='server.domain.com'; export TTA_EXTDNSNAME
$ if [ -f /etc/ttaprinter.conf ]; then . /etc/ttaprinter.conf; export
LPDEST; fi
Starting the application...
$ if [ -x /xxx/xx/script/startxxxx ]; then echo "Found"; else echo"Not
available"; fi
Found
$ trap "" 1
/xxx/xx/script/startxxxx < /dev/null > /dev/null 2>>
/tmp/stderr1833_server.domain.com_112861947290588.log || echo "exec
/xxx/xx/script/startxxxx exitcode: $? "& killpid="$killpid $! "
$ [1] 1846
$
[ -f /tmp/stderr1833_server.domain.com_112861947290588.log ] && rm -f
/tmp/stderr1833_server.domain.com_1128619472[1] + Done
/xxx/xx/script/startxxxx < /dev/null > /dev/null 2>>
/tmp/stderr1833_server.domain.com_112861947290588.log || echo "exec
/fnx/fx/script/startfcsh exitcode: $? "& killpid="$killpid $! "
$
90588.log
kill $killpid 2>/dev/null
$
...connected
STATE_PROTOCOL_INIT
Connecting to server...
Connected
Initializing session...
Starting session...
Waiting for application...
Done
Carmelo wrote:
Mike,
Are you using SSH as your connection method? If so have you
configured
it per
http://www.tarantella.com/documentation/sgd/ee/4.1/help/en-us/base/indepth/ssh.html
>>>>
>>>>
If still an issue can you post "launch details"
Regards,