Overview
This page outlines the solution deployment within Docker containers. It specifies system requirements, including Docker installation. The configuration procedure involves copying necessary runtime files and subfolders to Docker's temporary folder, managing license and argument files for project configuration, and creating a Dockerfile based on a .NET Framework image. Instructions for building and running the Docker image, with considerations for memory, CPU cores, and port settings for external access, are provided. The document is technical, targeting users familiar with Docker.
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Running the Image
To run the image, execute the following command in Command Prompt (CMD):
docker run --memory=4096m --cpus=4 -p 3101:3101 fx (Min Recommended 4 GB Memory and 4 CPU cores)
Or just specifying the port: docker run -p 3101:3101 fx
If you want to name the container:
docker run --name <container_name> -p 3101:3101 fx
TRichClient Configuration
After running the container, go to fx-10 and create a shortcut for TRichClient.exe. Right-click on the TRichClient shortcut → Properties. In the target field, type your IP and the port where the solution is running in the container.
"Path of TRichClient.exe" /ip1:<YOUR_IP> /port1:<PORT>
To find your IP, open Command Prompt (CMD) and type ipconfig. Copy the IPv4 address from the Ethernet adapter vEthernet (WSL).
Once this is done, click Apply and close the Properties window. Then, click on the TRichClient Shortcut and wait for the solution to open.
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