Discussion:
libdir for Labview runtime server
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Benne
2009-11-09 14:48:39 UTC
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Hi
I have created a testprogram, and am now deploying it to another test-
computer.
I use Teststand 4.1 and Labview 7.1.1
I have built the runtime server using my current labview-version,
7.1.1.
But I can't find where this runtime-server has its .ini-file. I need
to change where it looks for special libraries.
This is the first time I am deploying labview-systems. But I have
older deployed systems to go after, but these use Teststand 4.0,
however with the same Labview-version for its runtime server.
And in those systems the ini-file is located at this place:

c:\Program Files\National Insruments\Teststand 4.0\Components\NI
\Runtimeservers\Labview

But, in the runtime-servers directory for this newly installed system,
which is this:
C:\Program Files\National Instruments\TestStand 4.1.1\Components
\RuntimeServers -> (linked to)
->
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Dokument\National Instruments
\TestStand 4.1.1\Components\RuntimeServers\LabVIEW\Server

There are no .ini-files. And, even if I create one, it still won't
find my libraries.


On the other hand. When i run my labview-project with the help of
labview development system as adapter in Teststand, my project works
fine. Since there I know how to configure my paths.

Does anyone know where to find how to specify the libdir for the
runtime server?

Thanks in advance!
/Ben
Benne
2009-11-09 15:47:02 UTC
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ok. I solved it already.
I got it to run the self-built runtimeserver eventually by only
writing "TestStandLVRTS" in the textfield for adaptors and not the
whole path.
But I still wonder why the first option to run the runtime server for
7.1.1 which was already there as a choice didn't work...

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