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Hello,

I am trying to get a reference to another LabVIEW built .exe application. As far as I could understand in other threads one should be able to do that by enabling the TCP/IP port in VI server.

In the built application I do that by including in the application.ini:

server.tcp.enabled=Trueserver.tcp.paranoid=Falseserver.tcp.access="+localhost"server.vi.access="+*"server.vi.propertiesEnabled=Trueserver.vi.callsEnabled=True

I run the application.exe and then try to see the Exported vi's in Memory (see attached vi) but I don't get any

What I am doing wrong?

Thank you for your help.

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...What I am doing wrong?...

My guess is that you are using the same TCP port for both development and application, which means that ExportedVIs is the list of exported VIs from development.

Try to add the following to the application ini-file

server.tcp.port=3364

then specify port 3364 in the ApplicationOpen method.

/J

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My guess is that you are using the same TCP port for both development and application, which means that ExportedVIs is the list of exported VIs from development.

Try to add the following to the application ini-file

server.tcp.port=3364

then specify port 3364 in the ApplicationOpen method.

/J

You are right, by defining a different port than the default as you described it works.

Thanks a lot!

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