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Problem Regarding web enabling of an exe file

Dear Friends,
 
                          We are trying to web enable an exe file. For that we followed the following procedure given in the ni site
 
           http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/3B2160B128EE09A886256B60006FFA66?OpenDocument. The extract of this link is given below,
[My Application]
WebServer.Enabled=True
WebServer.LogEnabled=True
WebServer.RootPath=C:\Program Files\My Application\www

Save this file as My Application.ini. Replace "My Application" with the actual name of your executable. Also, the "WebServer.LogEnabled=True" statement is optional.

When creating the installer for your application, go to the Installer Settings tab and click on Files. Select Add File and navigate to your newly created .ini file. The default Installation destination for the file is the "Install Directory". Leave this as is so that the .ini file is placed in the same directory as the application's executable. Lastly, add the .html file and type in "www" for the Installation Destination subdirectory. This will place the .html file in the expected location for the web server.
 
             We aren't able to follow the last bolded line(i.e which html file to be added and in the Installation Destination sub directory what we have to type). We are getting the message "Requested VI is not loaded into memory on the server computer" in the other PC.
                  
Waiting for your prompt response.
 
 
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Hi
 
You've got to create a html-file, that contains the information about the vi to display. You can easily do this by using the "web publishing tool", which is located in the tools menu.
 
Hope this is the information you are looking for.
 
Thomas
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