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installateur requiert un inst. additionel inexistant

J'essai de créer un installateur pour un nouveau projet, mais le compilateur me demande de fournir

 un installateur additionnel à partir d'un répertoire d'un ancien projet qui n'a aucun lien avec le projet

en cours.

 

même si je le dirige vers le vieux projet en question, il refuse de l'inclure dû à une difference de version.

 

Comment peut-on contourner ce problème?

 

jym

 

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Salut Jym,
Est-ce nouveau projet une copie d'un ancien projet? Avez-vous retiré tous les inutilisé VIs dans le nouveau projet?
Pourriez l'installateur additionnel être un driver requis?

Jacob R. | Applications Engineer | National Instruments

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Hi Jacob,

 

  Looks like 2 of the 3 parts of DaqMX installer are misplaced. If I compile without asking for device driver, it works fine.

 

jym

 

 

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Hello Jym,

I am pretty sure you will need to repair or update your DAQmx driver. If you don't have the latest version, then go ahead and download the newest version here. You may also be able to get away with only updating the DAQmx run-time engine.

Depending on how you installed the drivers last time, you may be able to insert the driver CD, and select the repair option in add and remove programs.

What version of LabVIEW and DAQmx do you currently have?

 

My French response wasn't that bad, was it?

Jacob R. | Applications Engineer | National Instruments

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Hi Jacob,

 

 Well, I did understand your reply so your french is not that bad!

 

I tried repairing the DAQmx install to no avail, still fail to built.

 

I can include DAQmx 9.2.3 in my built but not MAX configuration support 9.2.3 and DAQmx application development support 9.2.3.

Any of those 2 support file will ask for that wierd folder of an old project.

 

clueless jym!

 

 

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Salut Jym,

Could you specify which version the previous project was created in and what current version of LabVIEW and DAQmx you have installed?

I believe that you only need to provide one of those installers, as they overlap in the prorgams they include. Does the user require access to MAX?

Are you able to successfully open MAX on your machine?

Jacob R. | Applications Engineer | National Instruments

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Hi Jacob,

 

Last compile of the old project was on the same version, that is the most recent one. I'm

using a CompaqDAQ on this one so MAX is involve. And, yes, MAX is working fine.

 

If I compile without the support file, MAX will instal but will not be fully functional.

 

To me, it looks more like a problem with the AppBuilder looking at the wrong

 place. Maybe I should reinstall AppBuilder, if that is ever possible.

 

jym

 

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Hello Jym,

You won't be able to only re-install the AppBuilder. It is part of the professional LabVIEW development package.

There are three options when selecting the DAQmx installer. The description to the right explains what each does. One is only the drivers and the other two include MAX; one of which has more functionality.

If repairing DAQmx didn't help, try repairing LabVIEW.

I think that there must have been some issues during installation. I would suggest installing the newset version of DAQmx 9.4 from our website and if that doesn't help, then try repairing LabVIEW. Although, if you are able to successfully create installers from example programs, your application builder is most likely fine.

Jacob R. | Applications Engineer | National Instruments

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