Hello, Annamaria;
I often see this problem. This does not mean, however, that the problem
is on the web server's side. For instance, if I am using Netscape 4.5 I
get the same error. When using MS IE 4 from the same station it works
fine. Moreover, Netscape 4.5 works fine from another machine with the
same OS (NT). You may try to run the web interface form another machine
to see if the problem is on the server side or on the browser's.
So, you may try to clear Netscape's caches and restart it. Check if Java
is enabled in the preferences. Also, make sure the web server is running
(does not start by ovstart - run nvwebstart - nor shuts down by ovstop -
run nvwebstop). And open a map in read-write mode on the server.
HTH,
Best regards,
Vladimir.
Annamaria Caramiello wrote:
>
> after the migration from Netview V5.0 to Netview 5.1 by using the
> description provided by Release Notes Netview V.5.1, I've met a big
> problem
> .All the maps have been recognized by the new version of netview but the
> WEB server feature doesn't work. In fact if I launch my Netscape Browser
> 4.5 from a windows client to the httpd server address, I cannot open the
> map and I've an error like "error opening communication socket".
> I've just followed the guidelines of Web Server Security, defining an
> user
> belonging to web group using the nvsec_admin application and besides the
> map is open as read-write on the server.
> Any idea for my problem?
> Thanks in advance
> Anna Maria Caramiello
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