12-15-2005 02:43 AM
12-15-2005 08:09 AM
12-15-2005 09:04 AM
02-08-2006 11:09 PM - edited 02-08-2006 11:09 PM
Message Edited by millerwd on 02-08-2006 11:11 PM
02-09-2006 01:12 AM
08-01-2006 08:41 AM
I believe that the actual Labview complaint is that the files "/undo" and "/qnm" are not valid Labview files. (the "V" is actually part of the path, i.e., ...\ /undo without the space between \ and /. In any case, I experienced the same difficulties (including launching ofthe application twice during installation) and pursued it (because this makes for a very unprofessional looking installer to be distributing to my clients). I discovered that, in my case, the error was happening when I did a build which placed the installer in a path that looked like this:
...\xxxx Installer\Volume...
where "xxxx" is the name of my application (i.e., xxxx.exe). When I either changed the build path for the installer to be just:
...\Volume... (i.e., eliminated the subdirectory bearing the name of the application)
or simply removed the "Volume" folder from that path and placed it elsewhere (like on the desktop - again so that the "Volume" folder was not preceeded in the path by a folder bearing the name of the installer) before launching the installer, the errors previously encountered during installation, vanished.