Web Publishing tool
Started by
skywalkerxp
, Sep 16 2004 10:15 AM
4 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 16 September 2004 - 10:15 AM
My main program is running in the Server Computer, and then I want the client Computer can visit the main program in Server Computer. But I don't want the users use the main program in editable status, so I build the main program into "exe" file. but I found I can't use the web publishing tool. so someone can give me solutions.
I hope my idea is clear to understand.
Skywalkerxp
I hope my idea is clear to understand.
Skywalkerxp
#2
Posted 16 September 2004 - 03:55 PM
My main program is running in the Server Computer, and then I want the client Computer can visit the main program in Server Computer. But I don't want the users use the main program in editable status, so I build the main program into "exe" file. but I found I can't use the web publishing tool. so someone can give me solutions.
I hope my idea is clear to understand.
Skywalkerxp
Hi,
Your program is very similar to mine and i had the same problem but i don't want use the web publishing. the thing i do is save the vi as Application Distribution. you can view this options on File->Save with Options and in there you can selected remove all diagrams and so the user can't changed the vi files.
good luck for your project
:thumbup:
regards
#3
Posted 16 September 2004 - 07:40 PM
When you build an exe, a .ini file is created with the same name within the exe directory.
place these values within the ini file
WebServer.Enabled=True
Then, when you have the exe program running. Attempt to access the web page that you created while you were still in development mode using the "Web Publishing Tool"
Placing that tag within the INI file turns on the web server for that EXE
Just make sure that you have a web page already made that looks at the VI that you want to display.
place these values within the ini file
WebServer.Enabled=True
Then, when you have the exe program running. Attempt to access the web page that you created while you were still in development mode using the "Web Publishing Tool"
Placing that tag within the INI file turns on the web server for that EXE
Just make sure that you have a web page already made that looks at the VI that you want to display.
#4
Posted 17 September 2004 - 05:38 AM
#5
Posted 17 September 2004 - 02:20 PM
I follow the step you said, but I can not control the program in client computer.
I changed the following script
"<EMBED SRC=".LV_FrontPanelProtocol.rpvi71" LVFPPVINAME="Untitled.vi" REQCTRL=false TYPE="application/x-labviewrpvi71" WIDTH=518 HEIGHT=356 PLUGINSPAGE="http://digital.ni.co...e33&"></EMBED>"
LVFPPVINAME=""
"" is my exe file name
What's wrong with that?
I changed the following script
"<EMBED SRC=".LV_FrontPanelProtocol.rpvi71" LVFPPVINAME="Untitled.vi" REQCTRL=false TYPE="application/x-labviewrpvi71" WIDTH=518 HEIGHT=356 PLUGINSPAGE="http://digital.ni.co...e33&"></EMBED>"
LVFPPVINAME=""
"" is my exe file name
What's wrong with that?















