JDE on Citrix

Finfrock

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I have installed JDE One World XE B7334 SP20 fat client on my citrix server.

I mapped C: to M:\ prior to the install.

The fat client runs fine after the install on the Citrix server box
(WIN 2K Advanced Server SP2).

I then publish the application in the Citrix Management Console.

I then login to the Citrix Box remotely as a Citrix User.

When I try to run m:\B7\system\Bin32\oexplore.exe the application comes up but the program comes back and says
"Cannot Load Environment - DV7334".

Do I have to map the M: drive to C: in a login script for each of the Citrix Users?

If so, how do I do this?

Thanks,

Mark Potter
http://www.finfrock.cc
mailto://[email protected]
 
Hi Mark,
Preferably you leave the C: drive on Citrix instead of changing it to M: like Citrix allows.
If you do have to set it up as M: you can use scripts to get things to work.
Suggest you use the search capapability of the forum and look for CITRIX AND SCRIPT or something of the sort. This has been discussed before.
Regards,
Dave
 
You should not have remapped your C drive - JDE doesn't support a server with no local C drive.

Don't try and fix this. Instead reformat and reinstall - the damage you did is relatively irrepairable, and will take significantly longer to put back than to reformat and reinstall citrix.

I believe all of the JDE documentation tells you to never remap the drives on the citrix server. I know my documentation that is still on the KG explains the reasons.
 
Reinstall is probably the best long term solution. However, you could also
create a C: partition (could be small, like 50 MB) to hold the JDE license
files, and then JD Edwards will work just fine.

Tony
 
Well I got it to work with the following script.

Thanks for everyone's help as it got me looking in the right direction.

Here is my script:

@echo off
rem to start JDE from the client
rem this removes the C: mapping from the client
rem then does a subst to remap C: to M:\

net use C: /delete
subst C: M:\
M:
cd \B7
M:\B7\SYSTEM\BIN32\OEXPLORE.EXE

REM END
 
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