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IWS Training GuideCEView Differences and LimitationsCEView Differences and LimitationsCEView supports most of the functions of IWS. There are a few exceptions, as noted below:• CEView will only generate runtime applications for Windows CE-based HMIs (devices)• The maximum tag size license for CEView is 4,000 tags.• The Picture Paste Link function is not supported in CEView• Screen Groups (and HTML Screen Groups) are not supported in CEView• ODBC and DDE are not supported in CEView (Microsoft does not support ODBC or DDE in Windows CE)• Separate InduSoft Web Server and support files (ISSymbol) are provided for CEView (CPU architecturedependent).• Active X Controls and .NET Controls developed for Windows XP (etc) may not work under Windows CE• ADO.NET for Windows CE requires either the use of InduSoft’s Database Gateway or ADOCE (MicrosoftADO.NET class library for Windows CE).• Certain IWS built-in functions are not available for CEView.• Certain Operating System support capabilities may not be available under Windows CE (Microsoft limitation)such as FileSystemObject (for VBScript), WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation), etc.• Important Note: Effective use of the CEView runtime requires the Windows CE operating system to supportkey capabilities such as COM and DCOM. Additional items such as a registry save tool are useful and theimplementation may vary from device to device depending on how the manufacturer implements the WindowsCE operating system. Pre-installation by the manufacturer of software components such as VBScript.DLL(VBScript runtime library), CEServer (IWS remote management tool), ISSymbol.ocx (for Web Client Support)and a Registry save tool greatly simplify development of CEView/Windows CE application development.Check with your manufacturer to determine if these features are supported.Choice of Hard Key or Soft Key ProtectionThere is no right or wrong choice to the type of key (HardKey or SoftKey) used for licensing. Some customers preferHardKey because of the portability, others prefer the SoftKey since it is embedded with the product. Someconsiderations for the type of key to use in your system include hardware swapping (in case of a hardware failure) andthe ability to secure a HardKey.License UpgradesIWS and CEView licenses are field upgradeable, regardless of whether the license is SoftKey or HardKey based. Fieldupgrades are used to upgrade the license to a new version of software, support a larger tag count configuration or addadditional Web Thin Clients. License files do not need to be upgraded to support Service Pack upgrades that use thesame version of software (e.g IWS v6.1 SP1 IWS v6.1 SP2).Web Thin ClientsWeb Thin Clients do not need to be licensed by InduSoft. Only an operating system (Windows XP (etc.) or WindowsCE) with a browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer is required. A runtime license from InduSoft is required for theServer to support the Web Thin Client or Secure Viewer. If additional Web Thin Clients (or Secure Viewers) operateconcurrently, they must be licensed separately.3–2 InduSoft Web Studio
Web Thin ClientsIWS Training GuideInduSoft Web Studio v6.1 – Product TypesCEViewLiteLiteInterfaceCEViewStandardLocalInterfaceCEViewProOperatorWorkStat.ControlRoomAdv.ServerRunTime Operating System CE NT/2K/XP CE NT/2K/XP CE NT/2K/XPNT/2K/XP NT/2K/XPDevelopment System NT/2K/XP NT/2K/XP NT/2K/XP NT/2K/XP NT/2K/XP NT/2K/XPSimultaneousCommunication Drivers1 1 3 3 5 5 8 UnlimitedApplication tags (max.) 150 150 1,500 1,500 4,000 4,000 64,000 512,000IE-based Web Clients Max. 8 Max 128 Max. 8 Max 128 Max. 8 Max 128 Max 128 Max 128Secure Viewer Web Clients Max. 8 Max 128 Max. 8 Max 128 Max. 8 Max 128 Max 128 Max 128Built-in RemoteManagement and Diagnostic ToolsRuntime Translation Tool Built-in Security System Email interface (SMTP) Dial-Up interface (RAS) Alarm Online / History Data Logging Event Manager Advanced Trend DisplayTool (Online/Historical) Recipe (ASCII / XML) Report (ASCII / RTF) Grid Object (spreadsheetlike) ODBC Built-in ADO.NET databasesupport for: Alarms, Events, Trend, GridADO.NET Gateway to SQLDatabase DDE Client / Server OPC Client / Server withOPC HDA TCP/IP Client / Server SNMP Agent/Manager RedundantSystems/Databases Scripting Module (Math) VBScript Support Scheduler(Time/Date/Event-based) Group of screens (MDI) ActiveX container Symbol Library with LinkedSymbols Static objects (shapes,button, text) Bitmap objects Picture (Paste Link) Dynamics Properties List box; Combo box Smart Message; PushbuttonPC Based ControlIntegration Legend =Supported =NOT supported =NOT supported by Windows CEInduSoft Web Studio 3–3
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