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#11

AW: limiting number of instances in Windows terminal server

  Alt 5. Jun 2019, 09:10
We were able limit this to one instance of the app on Windows Desktop.
I guess you use a mutex for that.

For Terminal Server (or even in generell) do not use a global mutex as this would be for the whole system.

For an application with one instance you need one mutex.
For an application with two instances you need two mutexes.
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Klaus01

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#12

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  Alt 5. Jun 2019, 09:14
.. but whith muutexes you have to decide how many instances can be started - at design time.
These settings are then based on application level - not on user level.

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Klaus
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mjustin

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#13

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  Alt 5. Jun 2019, 09:20
Did you try TJvAppInstances already? It is designed for limiting app instances, and it allows to set the maximum number of simultaneous instances using the property MaxInstances. I am not soure however if it is also suited for a TS.
Michael Justin
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#14

AW: limiting number of instances in Windows terminal server

  Alt 5. Jun 2019, 09:22
.. but whith muutexes you have to decide how many instances can be started - at design time.
Uh, no. A Mutex is based on a name, a string, and strings can be built at runtime. Example from one of my projects where the mutex name is based on a concatenation of several strings:hMutex:= CreateMutex(nil, True, PRODUCTNAME + PRODUCTNAME + PRODUCTCOPYRIGHT); Using usernames and an appended counter instead is trivial. Reading the information that user A can start the application X times and user B can start it only once is trivial, too (Registry, INI, XML, whatever). Use that in conjunction with a for-loop that tries to create mutexes until either all of them already exist, or the maximum allowed instances are reached, and you have reached your goal.

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imadam

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#15

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  Alt 5. Jun 2019, 09:28
.. but whith muutexes you have to decide how many instances can be started - at design time.
Uh, no. A Mutex is based on a name, a string, and strings can be built at runtime. Example from one of my projects where the mutex name is based on a concatenation of several strings:hMutex:= CreateMutex(nil, True, PRODUCTNAME + PRODUCTNAME + PRODUCTCOPYRIGHT); Using usernames and an appended counter instead is trivial. Reading the information that user A can start the application X times and user B can start it only once is trivial, too (Registry, INI, XML, whatever). Use that in conjunction with a for-loop that tries to create mutexes until either all of them already exist, or the maximum allowed instances are reached, and you have reached your goal.

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Dalai
So far, my research gave me:
- I have to list processes in TS session
- I have to get username from TS enviroment which is logged in
and simple compare number of instances in question with number of those processes already running.
Is this wrong approach ?
Yet to figure out how to read logged user and processes over Win32 API .
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#16

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  Alt 5. Jun 2019, 09:40
Yes, reading the number of processes running as user X is another possible approach. Unfortunately I don't know how to read the user a process runs as, even less when TS is involved.

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Dalai
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hoika

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#17

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  Alt 5. Jun 2019, 09:52
Hello,
use a GUID as (global) Mutex-Name with _1, _2 and so on.

if _1 is used, use _2.
if _x is used, you have your maximum instances ...

quick&dirty


or just said: use JEDI JvAppInst.pas
hey use some form of hidden window for each instance
Heiko

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mjustin

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#18

AW: limiting number of instances in Windows terminal server

  Alt 5. Jun 2019, 10:00
Yes, reading the number of processes running as user X is another possible approach. Unfortunately I don't know how to read the user a process runs as, even less when TS is involved.
It is easy to count the instances running in the current session. Example in .Net:

Code:
private static int CountApplicationInstances()
    {
        var currentProcess = Process.GetCurrentProcess();
        var processes = Process.GetProcessesByName(currentProcess.ProcessName);

        // test if there's another process running in current session.
        var intTotalRunningInCurrentSession = processes.Count(prc => prc.SessionId == currentProcess.SessionId);

        return intTotalRunningInCurrentSession;
    }
(based on https://stackoverflow.com/a/36210660/80901)
Michael Justin
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imadam

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#19

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  Alt 5. Jun 2019, 10:13
Did you try TJvAppInstances already? It is designed for limiting app instances, and it allows to set the maximum number of simultaneous instances using the property MaxInstances. I am not soure however if it is also suited for a TS.
We tested this: http://www.delphidabbler.com/articles?article=13&part=4 and this works on Windows 10 limiting to 1 instance. But it doesn't work on TS. It actually on TS allows only one user to run only once instance. Whom ever get first to it
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mjustin

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#20

AW: limiting number of instances in Windows terminal server

  Alt 5. Jun 2019, 10:20
Did you try TJvAppInstances already? It is designed for limiting app instances, and it allows to set the maximum number of simultaneous instances using the property MaxInstances. I am not soure however if it is also suited for a TS.
We tested this: http://www.delphidabbler.com/articles?article=13&part=4 and this works on Windows 10 limiting to 1 instance. But it doesn't work on TS. It actually on TS allows only one user to run only once instance. Whom ever get first to it
Ok, the code on (http://www.delphidabbler.com/articles?article=13) does not use the JVCL TJvAppInstances, but good to know

I also posted another suggestion (see #18)
Michael Justin
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