You can make each schema in the JADE database HTML thin client-capable, by defining an HTML‑enabled application instance. When it is initiated, this JADE application then communicates with the jadehttp library that is located on the Internet server.
By default, this application opens an instance of the
When the first request for the JADE application is received, the IIS initiates the jadehttp library, and then calls the GetExtensionVersion entry point in the library to obtain the Internet Server Application Programming Interface (ISAPI) version that is being used. The library is initialized as part of this call, and it attempts to open a pipe or TCP/IP connection by using the JADE server node name.
To process multiple HTML client requests simultaneously, run additional copies of the JADE application. For details, see "
If the connected JADE application terminates and breaks a pipe or TCP/IP channel, the library removes that pipe or TCP/IP from the list of available channels. When the JADE application is restarted, the library reestablishes the channel without any required intervention.
Web sessions are not closed when an application is terminated. They are closed only when the