Intermec 5020 User Guide
Chapter 2 — Developing and Testing Your Application
Data Collection Browser User’s Guide
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Running Multiple Copies of the Simulator (Optional)
If you want to run a loopback test with many end devices or have the
simulator connect to a dcBrowser gateway that is not on the same PC as the
simulator, you can set up multiple copies of the simulator.
simulator connect to a dcBrowser gateway that is not on the same PC as the
simulator, you can set up multiple copies of the simulator.
To set up the simulator to run multiple copies
• From a DOS prompt, type
–hx.x.x.x –pport –isimid –l
and
press Enter.
where:
x.x.x.x is the IP address for the PC running the dcBrowser gateway, and
x is a value from 0 to 255.
x is a value from 0 to 255.
port is the port number the gateway is communicating through. The
default is 4060. Only change the port number if you change the
DCS_PORT parameter in the DCB.INI file. For more information
about the DCB.INI file, see the online help for the dcBrowser gateway
for NT.
default is 4060. Only change the port number if you change the
DCS_PORT parameter in the DCB.INI file. For more information
about the DCB.INI file, see the online help for the dcBrowser gateway
for NT.
simid is a unique ASCII string that identifies the simulator copy.
-l starts the loopback test.
Setting Up the Sample Application and Web Pages (Optional)
When you load the simulator, a sample application and web pages are also
loaded. Before you run your application and web pages in the test
environment, test your test environment using the sample application and
web pages.
loaded. Before you run your application and web pages in the test
environment, test your test environment using the sample application and
web pages.
To set up the sample application and web pages
1
Copy the .exe files from the
\INTERMEC\DCBROWSER\EXAMPLES\
CGI_BASED\CGI\BIN
directory to the CGI-BIN directory for your web
server.
2
Copy the .htm files from the
\INTERMEC\DCBROWSER\
EXAMPLES\CGI_BASED\HTML
directory to the HTML directory for
your web server.
3
Start your web server.
4
Start the Local dcBrowser Gateway. A DOS window appears.
5
Start your web browser.
Note: Only the first copy of the simulator is associated with function keys.
Note: If you use a Microsoft web server, you may need to create a virtual
CGI-BIN that points to the directory where the files are installed. You
must choose the Execute check box when configuring that directory.
CGI-BIN that points to the directory where the files are installed. You
must choose the Execute check box when configuring that directory.