04-22-2025 02:04 PM
Hello. I am calling an API provided by a supplier and Invoke Node is popping up an error even though errors are wired. Is this something with Invoke Node that I can change?
The vi is attached and a screenshot of the error are below.
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04-23-2025 05:48 AM - edited 04-23-2025 05:49 AM
Hi jncuevas,
@jncuevas wrote:
I am calling an API provided by a supplier and Invoke Node is popping up an error even though errors are wired. Is this something with Invoke Node that I can change?
The vi is attached and a screenshot of the error are below.
Are you sure its the InvokeNode that shows the error dialog?
When there is an error in the wire it might be shown once that wire ends…
(Why is the error dialog feature even enabled in your application?)
While there is a screenshot there is no VI…
04-23-2025 07:52 AM - edited 04-23-2025 07:53 AM
"Are you sure its the InvokeNode that shows the error dialog?"
Hello GerdW. Thank you for the reply. The dialog says Invoke Node and references the API that I'm calling. Also I traced the error wire and I didn't find any loose ends, so I'm pretty sure it's coming from InvokeNode.
"(Why is the error dialog feature even enabled in your application?"
The only answer I have is that's the default LabVIEW setting. The error wires are connected so I was not expecting any dialogs.
04-23-2025 08:18 AM
@jncuevas wrote:
The error wires are connected so I was not expecting any dialogs.
It sems tio be that the error wire is connected and propagated to the Simple Error Handler or General Error Handler. What is on the other end of the error wire?
04-23-2025 09:32 AM
Thank you for the reply. After closer examination I did find simpler error handler wired downstream from the error.