Labview problem at start-up

[RMPG]

Hello all,

I built an application and that EXE is in start-up, now I'm facing the following problem:

Each time I make a start-up is appearing the message "The VI is not executable. The full development version of Labview is required to fix the errors."

When i try to execute my EXE  in not start-up everithing is OK.

Somebody knows how to solve it?

Thanks in advance, best regards

[Jorge_Amaral]

If i'm understanding correctly the problem... well, there's not much to do.

i'de the same problem and the solution was to delay the application. The steps where:

1 - create .exe (that you have done)
2 - create another application that only after a certain period (7 or 10 seconds - you've to try), call the main application. I made that using "system exec.vi"
3 - Put the second application on the startup

I hope this helps you

[RMPG]

hello again,

I would like to know more about this message, and how to solve this problem.

[Richard_KEROMEN]

Hello,

What don't you understand in the last message, it seems to be quite clear... Please ask precise question please.

Regards

[Jorge_Amaral]

Hello again,

My tip was in the way to help RMPG quickly. But that kind of approach it's not the correct one. So, if someone knows a better way of doing that, I also appreciate.

Best regards,

[jjcimon]

1. What version of labview are you using?
2. what operating systems are you compiling?
3. what operating systems are you executing?
4. are you generating an installer?
5, are you running the exe generated from the installer?
6. do yu have the right licence?

I never in the past had this kind of problem with LV runtime because it is very easy
but My advice would be to try to compile an hello.vi(very simple vi)

[mikeporter]

The problem is that you are running it at startup. When you put a VI in the startup directory it is very likely that some part that it needs will not be loaded when it is called. There are various ways of handling this. If a dynamic VI is generating the error you can put a delay at the beginning of the main VI so it waits for some set time before loading everything up, or write the code such that it retries the load until it works. If the error occurs when the main VI is loading, create a small stub application what does nothing but wait for a while and then launches your main app. Do a search in the forum on "startup" or "start-up". There have been a couple threads discussing this in the last 30 days.

Mike...

Message Edited by mikeporter on 07-04-2007 02:02 PM