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Working on multiple session parallelly

swayam
7-Bedrock

Working on multiple session parallelly

Version: Windchill Below 11.0

 

Use Case: I have a .net tool to check interference of models in CREO v 4.0 app using VB API. As of now we are able to work on single session but I want to work on multiple session.


Description:

I am able to open multiple session and getting the different session ID for both but when i am loading the assembly file for both session parallelly, Creo is getting  hanged or crashed and after sometime getting ToolKit error.

Can anyone suggest parallelism  supports VB API or not? if supports how to achieve this kind of scenario.

I am trying to work on multiple Creo session using single license.

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HelesicPetr
22-Sapphire I
(To:swayam)

Hi @swayam 

Do you define a separated creo cache? 

I haven't seen any issue if users works in parallel sessions. 

PetrH 

Thanks for your quick response.

No, can you guide me. How to define a separated creo cache.

HelesicPetr
22-Sapphire I
(To:swayam)

Hi @swayam 

Use The Knowledge Base search

CS62457 - How to use separate cache directories for Creo

Article describes how to do so


PetrH 

Hi @HelesicPetr ,

I have separated creo cache and tried but facing same issues.

Here i am explaining few more steps what trying to achive.

1. Opening 2 session from my tool using VB API.

2. Loading 2 assembly files parallelly to both sessions.  here i am facing the challenges, when loading .asm files to both session creo throwing ToolKit error.

 

HelesicPetr
22-Sapphire I
(To:swayam)

Hi @swayam 

Have you tried it manually? Does it work?

Your code VB ap could be the issue, or the VB api can have a limitation that can not handle two sessions. Who knows. 

PetrH

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