Unit test Framework UTF Error Message "Application input terminal invalid"

[Oli_Wachno]

Hi everybody,

I'm experiencing a rather strange behavior with the UTF:

I have created a  lvlib containing some VIs to be implemented by a student. To easily check if all the reqs are fulfilled, I have created some Unit Tests.

On my computer, everything works fine. On his computer, the following error message appears:

Both computers are running on 2013SP1f2. Though mine has more power

Any known issues with the UTF on older PCs? Or more precisely asked: where does this error originate from?

Cheers

Oli

[Norbert_B]

Oli,

in which situation does the error occur?

E.g.: Open the UTF test configuration

Modifying the UTF test configuration

Running an UTF test case

...

It sounds to me like an issue of Application Instances being configured in an invalid way.....

Norbert

[Oli_Wachno]

Hi Norbert,

issue occurs having opened the lvtest file and trying to run a single test case using the "Play" Button. No editing, only having changed the computer...

Cheers

Oli

[Norbert_B]

Any toolkits/modules involved?

Are you sure that paths are correct?

What about accessibility of VI Server on the second machine? I can imagine that VI Server must be available on the default port (3383)....

Norbert

[Oli_Wachno]

No toolkits involved, no paths used....

Unit Tests created on this second machine (different project) do run

I've attached the library for reference

Oli

[Norbert_B]

Oli,

your lvlib tests also create the issues on my machine.

Adding a new unit test creates some other issues stating "invalid object reference". It seems to be some kind of corruption of that lvlib....

Is it possible that we deal with different OS languages?

My machine:

Win 7, 64bit English

LV 2013 32 bit English

Norbert

[Oli_Wachno]

So it's really a trouble maker

Seriously, there are differeneces between the machines...

mine runs on WIN7 64bit (German ) LV32bit (English), the student's machine runs WIN7 32bit LV32bit (English)

Oli

[Norbert_B]

Oli,

do you have the chance to test your library utf's with other German systems?

If it works there, and English systems fail.... well, that's something for a CAR....

Norbert

[Oli_Wachno]

Norbert,

will try on another colleagues' PC. (Win7 32bit German, LV2013 SP1 f2 English)

Just to get that right: my students' PC  runs German WIN7 32bit and English LabVIEW.

Cheers

Oli

[Norbert_B]

Oli,

that makes the assumption it could be connected to the language of the OS close to obsolete....

What about a cross-reference test: Is a utf test created on the Students PC executable on your machine?

Norbert