Both Workbench and Pro/E Wildfire 2.0 (64-bit Unix), are installed locally on the same computer, and both Workbench 8.0 & 9.0 along with Pro/E launch and run correctly by themselves.
When the user tries to import a Pro/E part by pressing "New Simulation" in Workbench, then the text window gives the following error:
ERROR: NMS client: internal error occured.
Failed to initialize communications. Some features are disabled.
After that they get 2 pop-up windows:
Plugin Error: Unable to start Pro/Engineer for data transfer
And
Plugin Error: Attached failed.
What is causing Pro/e Wildfire 2.0 and WB 9.0 to not work together properly on HP 11i v1.0 or 11.11?
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There is a knowledge base article from PTC. It says to set the environment variable LANG to "C" for the error. =========================================================== Title The Error Message "/usr/lib/dld.sl: Unresolved symbol: srandom (code) from /disk2/proe2001/hp8k/obj/pro IOT trap" is Displayed When Opening Files in Pro/ENGINEER. Product Pro/ENGINEER Module GLOBAL FUNCTIONS TPI ID 111686 Created 27-NOV-01 Workstation HP UNIX Reported In Release 2001 Reported In Datecode SPR None Resolved In Release Resolved In Datecode Description ----------------- The error message: /usr/lib/dld.sl: Unresolved symbol: srandom (code) from /disk2/proe2001/hp8k/obj/pro IOT trap is displayed in the command prompt where Pro/ENGINEER is launched when opening or importing data on an HP-UX 11.0 workstation and the session has been remotely displayed to another workstation. Pro/ENGINEER subsequently exits. Alternate Technique ----------------- See Resolution Below Resolution ----------------- The environment variable "LANG" should be set to "C" prior to starting Pro/ENGINEER. Ensure that this variable has been properly set by using the following command from the command prompt: echo $LANG |
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