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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers X-Windows help in Windows XP using XMing Post 302473768 by vbe on Monday 22nd of November 2010 10:22:09 AM
Old 11-22-2010
Its really going to be difficult to help you here, since it is unclear what your application is asking for people like us not knowing the product, but we could help you get your X-sever working on your PC and from then on try to see...
For that when Xming is running, have you tried to connect via putty or Xming to a solaris?
If you can, lauch a small X appl. like xclock, type the next commands and send us the info (DISPLAY=....)
Code:
xclock &
echo $DISPLAY

 

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nteventlog(3erl)					     Erlang Module Definition						  nteventlog(3erl)

NAME
nteventlog - Interface to Windows Event Log DESCRIPTION
nteventlog provides a generic interface to the Windows event log. It is part of the OS_Mon application, see os_mon(7) . Available for Win- dows versions where the event log is available. That is, not for Windows 98 and some other older Windows versions, but for most (all?) newer Windows versions. This module is used as the Windows backend for os_sup , see os_sup(3erl) . To retain backwards compatibility, this module can also be used to start a standalone nteventlog process which is not part of the OS_Mon supervision tree. When starting such a process, the user has to supply an identifier as well as a callback function to handle the messages. The identifier, an arbitrary string, should be reused whenever the same application (or node) wants to start the process. nteventlog is informed about all events that have arrived to the eventlog since the last accepted message for the current identifier. As long as the same identifier is used, the same eventlog record will not be sent to nteventlog more than once (with the exception of when graved system fail- ures arise, in which case the last records written before the failure may be sent to Erlang again after reboot). If the event log is configured to wrap around automatically, records that have arrived to the log and been overwritten when nteventlog was not running are lost. It however detects this state and loses no records that are not overwritten. The callback function works as described in os_sup(3erl) . EXPORTS
start(Identifier, MFA) -> Result start_link(Identifier, MFA) -> Result Types Identifier = string() | atom() MFA = {Mod, Func, Args} Mod = Func = atom() Args = [term()] Result = {ok, Pid} | {error, {already_started, Pid}} Pid = pid() This function starts the standalone nteventlog process and, if start_link/2 is used, links to it. Identifier is an identifier as described above. MFA is the supplied callback function. When nteventlog receives information about a new event, this function will be called as apply(Mod, Func, [Event|Args]) where Event is a tuple stop() -> stopped Types Result = stopped Stops nteventlog . Usually only used during development. The server does not have to be shut down gracefully to maintain its state. SEE ALSO
os_mon(7) , os_sup(3erl) Windows NT documentation Ericsson AB os_mon 2.2.5 nteventlog(3erl)
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