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Alexander Tsvetkov · Mar 5, 2018
Alexander Tsvetkov · Aug 27, 2016
Thank you
Restart of machine helped, didn't thought that it would help
Alexander Tsvetkov · Aug 27, 2016
Your super port has already in use by another instance of Cache.
How it can be if "ccontrol list" prints next
$ ccontrol list
Configuration 'CACHE'
directory: /Users/Alex/work/cache
versionid: 2016.2.0.719.0
conf file: cache.cpf (SuperServer port = 1972, WebServer = 57772)
status: down, last used Sat Aug 27 17:13:55 2016
Could you tell me how to remove all remaining traces of the previous instance
Thanks in advance.
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Hello, have tried your project and really liked it
I have a question
When you develop business production in Ensemble you have to keep in mind which messages are called by every Service/Process/Operation.
And it is not enough to remember only name of message but you have to remember types of request, response and their properties.
I think it will be very helpful if there will be ability of creating visualisation of calls' diagram
Something like diagram which you can see at attached pic -
It was drawn at "Ensemble. Development" course and it really saved me from getting stuck in mix of messages' set
As you can see there are not so many messages used.
I can't even imagine what happens when you have to deal with big production with huge amount of different messages.
So, here is the question: Do you know any tool/project which can give the ability of this kind of visualisation? If no - maybe it will not take so much to update Caché Class Explorer to support this kind of feature