As I do not have an Idea license, the worker is IDEA v20.
I’m a bit confused about this. Do you imply that you do not need a license to run IDEA v20?
A colleague opened the input xml file into IDEA v21.1. It gave an error message: “De bewerking is ongeldig vanwege de huidige staat van het object”.
If I remember correctly, it is not possible to directly open the XML file generated by an OpenModel in the interface of IDEA. You should let the worker generate a .ideaRcs file, as stated here, and open that one in the IDEA interface.
No, I don’t have IDEA software on this computer. However, my D-foundation workers works without a problem.
The IDEA worker calls the IDEA software, so needs a valid IDEA license for that. The D-Foundations worker(s) call the D-Foundation software, which has nothing to do with IDEA.
The worker is installed in the “public” domain of computer.
If the IDEA software + license can be reached from within that “public” account that should be fine.
The error by IDEA makes me think the problem has nothing to do with the worker, as the app also shows green dots for the worker.
The green dots only indicate that the (IDEA) worker is up and running, but doesn’t conclude anything about whether the worker is able to connect to the IDEA software.