04-19-2012 06:33 PM
I'm having issues pulling up a web page with IE 9 on a Windows 7 machine using LabVIEW's web server. It works fine on a Windows XP machine running IE 8. Here's what I've done.
I set up three machines on a local network. They are configured as below:
I then started the standalone executable running on the 172.16.0.151 machine. It listens for connections on port 8888. I then did the following:
Some things to consider:
Here is the output of the access.log file for the three connections made above:
“172.16.0.188 - - [Thu Apr 19 16:43:00 2012] “GET /FRT.html HTTP/1.1” 200 1011
“172.16.0.151 - - [Thu Apr 19 16:43:11 2012] “GET /FRT.html HTTP/1.1” 304 225
“172.16.0.21 - - [Thu Apr 19 16:43:22 2012] “GET /FRT.html HTTP/1.1” 304 225
In other words, it looks like the connection is being made with the Windows 7 IE 9 machine (last entry) just like for the Windows XP machine (first entry). But the first one works whereas the third one doesn’t.
I’m interested in the two numbers at the ends of those lines. What are “200 1011” and “304 225”? But the ultimate question is why isn’t the 172.16.0.21 connection (the IE 9 machine) working whereas the XP IE 8 machine does?
Any info you have would be appreciated.
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04-19-2012 06:41 PM
When you load the page in IE9, can you do a "View Source"? Sounds like there's a problem with the LabVIEW plug-in and IE9, not necessarily with the web server, although I don't have a machine with IE9 available to test that theory. I assume you do have the plug-in installed; is it enabled? I recently installed IE9 on a computer at home and it asked me if I wanted to disable plug-ins that were slowing down opening new windows. Perhaps someone saw the NI plugin there, didn't recognize it, and disabled it?
04-23-2012 06:12 PM
It was the run-time engine not being installed properly. Stupid of me not to think of it.