04-24-2018 05:41 AM
I built an application and setup with LV2013. Everything works fine on several naked systems in our office.
Now a customer wants to run the setup and afterwards the application on his Windows 7 64 bit but it does not work.
The application begins to start and first need to find some missing vi, a missing instr.lib and so on. It seems as the complete runtime engine is not installed but it is. The setup was made several times as administrator and it is listed in the installed programs for changing or uninstalling.
Is there any known issue installing own setups on systems in different country/region especially in russia?
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04-24-2018 05:56 AM
I had a similar problem with a LV2011 application in China. It turned out that vis containing accented vowels were not found (for example, Unità.ctl; unità in Italian means unity), so the application could not be loaded. I had to rename all such vis eliminating accented vowels.
I have no experience about Russia, though.
04-24-2018 07:10 AM
It is missing a sub vi of the FMI_S-Info class. Is this a class that you have made?
Is this a class that you call dynamic or static?
I don't think that class is part of the runtime engine.
Where is this class located on your machine?
04-24-2018 08:25 AM
Does Geratetyp is written with the umlaut (dieresis)? I guess you should stick with standard ASCII characters (32 to 127).
04-24-2018 09:40 AM
One other thing, are you using any drivers? Like NI-VISA, NI-DAQmx?
Are these drivers installed?
04-24-2018 09:51 AM
Have you considered building an installer for it? That makes life a lot easier because you can install everything needed to make it run.
04-24-2018 01:55 PM
04-25-2018 01:26 AM
Thanks for your comments. In summary:
* Yes there is an installer for the complete project and it works fine on clean systems (with german windows).
Thus the question for driver as NI-VISA and so on are no problem as well as dynamic classes (that works very well).
The user in russia changed windows to a german one and the project works.
* Indeed the umlaute are terrible and definetely cause the problem. I have to change them immediately.