06-15-2010 10:59 AM - edited 06-15-2010 11:01 AM
A few quick notes since I'm working on something similar (4 years later):
If this was ever valid...
server.tcp.servic="My Computer/VI Server"
...this would be the correct INI entry, today:
server.tcp.serviceName="My Computer/VI Server"
adding something other than 3363 (used by default by the IDE, Integrated Development Environment) for the EXE is another option:
server.tcp.port=3362
I created a constant off the strictly typed VI reference since (at least this is my understanding) the strictly typed VI reference is linked to a disk location and pulls the VI into memory. So, because a VI with that name is already forced into memory by the strict constant you might not actually be running the VI you think you are inside the EXE with your method. To force LabVIEW to use the path you provided, I've used a strict pane reference instead (right click any strict VI reference and Create Constant).
Make sure to provide a unique port or service name when you open an application reference. Else, you're refering to the IDE, not the EXE.