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Client process will not write to server process

I have switches and pots on a client process that will not write to the server process. Activation of switches or changing values of pots in the server process are carried over to clint process. Clint process is connected to server process through a symbolic link.
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Make sure your path in your symbolic link is "absolute" if your server and client processes are on different machines. (This will allow any machine to locate your server process) If they are on the same machine, you should use a "computer relative" path. (This will allow you to run your server/client apps on any machine)

Next, check your links in your switches and pots. In the object properties, your position source should be remote and linked to an alias in your symbolic link. Make sure this path is "relative". Also, be careful when you link any object, when you right click in the green field the URL editor will appear. When you navigate to your desired point, expand the computer name and not the network. If you expand the network, it will give you an absolute pa
th even though you have relative selected.
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Carl Has made some very good suggestions in reponse to the question and I concur with the proposed solutions. Please check your links and verify the URLs. Let us know if that solves the problem.

Patrick R.
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