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not enough memory to complete this remote panel operation

Hello,

 

When I use the SSL protocole in 443 port, my front panel write "not enough memory to complete this remote panel operation" (https://MyServer/MypageHTML.html)

BUT not when i use standard port (xx for ex) (http://MyServer:xx/MypageHTML.html)

 

Where is the problème ?? When I open my web page, the browser asks me if I want displayed only secure content.. My HTTP port is "xx" my SSL port is "443".

It is not possible to secure a connection containing a remote panel:xx? It's possible to add :xx in code ? .. I not think

 

Thx for your answers,
Best regards.

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Hello Geoffroy,

 

Could you please be more specific? I'm guesseng you are using LabVIEW but you are not mentioning it. If so, what version opf LabVIEW do you use (8.6, 2009, 2010...) and in what edition (Base, Full, Pro, Dev. Suite).

You are implementing the SSL protocol for your distant communication, what LabVIEW tools are you using for that? Remote Front Panels? Web Servers? Web functions in LabVIEW?

 

You'll find different tutorials bellow mentioning those elements :

 

Does the LabVIEW Web Server Support SSL and HTTPS?


LabVIEW Web Services FAQ

 

LabVIEW Help 2009 >> Securing the Web Server with SSL (Windows)

 

Setting up SSL for Web Services in LabVIEW 2009

 

Understanding Client-Server Applications -- Part I

 

Understanding Client-Server Applications -- Part II

 

I hope it helps,

Have a nice day,

M-Junior

 

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Hello,

 

So I use LabVIEW 2012 in full version.I use SSL for my web service using communication with remote front panel. When I use the http port (80) communicating with the remote front panel , it's ok but when I pass in encrypted (https is port 443), the viewer shows me this message ...

 

Best regards.

 

PS: When I am in https, the browser informs me that untrusted content is present on the web page (so I think this is the front remote), is it not on the same port?

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Hello again Geoffroy,

 

I could not find anything about this particular error message, have you done everything written on this tutorial?

 

Setting up SSL for Web Services in LabVIEW 2009

 

Have a nice day

M-Jr

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Hi,

 

I use Labview 2012, but it's not the same interface. I already make adjustments to the SSL but apparently, the front remote uses port http instead of https port ..

 

Best regards.

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