Using TSPlus 08.30.8.1 with HTML5, we have noticed that quitting our published application is not closing browser tab (Application published is only 1).
Tried the same pubblishing only "Notepad.exe" application, the browser tab is closed automatically as expected, on closing "Notepad.exe" on browser.
Any suggestions, if available, will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Using HTML5, quitting application is not closing browser tab
Re: Using HTML5, quitting application is not closing browser
If it can be interesting I inform that I solved the issue by publishing one .BAT calling my .EXE application and not publishing directly the .EXE application.
It is not a "fantastic" solution, but now it do exactly what I was expecting: using browser HTML5 user log and got automatically my application open. On closing my application the browser tab is automatically closed.
It is not a "fantastic" solution, but now it do exactly what I was expecting: using browser HTML5 user log and got automatically my application open. On closing my application the browser tab is automatically closed.
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Re: Using HTML5, quitting application is not closing browser
Hello,
Most probably your application is starting a daughter process. This daughter process is calling an other daughter process.
When the closing of the second daughter process will not close the session.
It is something like that.
In such case you can:
- Use the Floating Panel
OR
- Write a small launcher program that will start your specific application and will wait until it detect that all of your daughter processes are closed.
It is not complicated to develop and this is what we would do ourself to fix such specific case.
Kind regards
John Davies
Most probably your application is starting a daughter process. This daughter process is calling an other daughter process.
When the closing of the second daughter process will not close the session.
It is something like that.
In such case you can:
- Use the Floating Panel
OR
- Write a small launcher program that will start your specific application and will wait until it detect that all of your daughter processes are closed.
It is not complicated to develop and this is what we would do ourself to fix such specific case.
Kind regards
John Davies
Re: Using HTML5, quitting application is not closing browser
Thanks for the support.