Multi-User Environment

[vicky]

HI,

So if you have so many labview machines then what is the problem,just make a copy of the code into different machines and run the test program.

vicky

[IJnte]

Thats is what i would like to know. Do i have to copy all my Vi's to those computers, or can I store it on a central server. Obviously i must make an installer or Exe for it.

[vicky]

Hi,

Ok ,so what you do if you dont want to create a exe or application is just create a .lib file and save it in all the pc's and use it.by this you will have only one file to handle.

hope this solves your problem.

vicky

[IJnte]

Thnx!!! It looks like it worked. I created a. LLB file and i can open this and work on every computer with it. But i have only 1 issue. I have a configuration file, that is read with ReadKey.vi (and open configuration data) and i would like to add this to the LLB file (if that is possible).

As you can see i'm using the Current Vi' path as directory. When i'm using the .LLB file the program gives an error that it can't find the configuration file:

 

Could somebody tell me how I can add the Configuration file to this LLB file or give me a good hint how to solve this problem ?

[becktho]

Use a probe to read the path which is passed to the config file vis.

I think you made it correctly, but you just append a filename without an extension. Is this correct? If you have a *.ini file you have to appen "EfficiencyTest.ini" to the build path function.

Thomas

[IJnte]

Yep this works, but i made it .ini now to be sure 🙂 But i Probe the Vi path using the "Current VI's Path". Should i store this configuration file on a default place ? I would like it to be "compiled" with the LLB file if this is possible.

[becktho]

As far as I know it is not possilbe to store any other files than *.vi, *.vit, *.ctl in a llb.

And what do you mean with "compile with the llb file"?

[IJnte]

Maybe not the right word, but i meant that you can add (compile) this file with the LLB file. If you are not sure you can add an external file to this LLB file, i think i will store it on a central place 🙂