web publishing problem

[labmaster]

Dear,

I published my LV application to WWW in port 8080 or others.

But I can't connect the program in a web-browser.

The computer (my notebook with Windows XP Pro) is also running a webcam program which use a different port(i.e. 80).

The webcam images are shown in the web-browser, but I can't connect to the LV webserver under these situation.

The reason why I cite my webcam program is to show good network situation.

Of course, I stopped the Webcam image program and then connect to the server.

(There are no any other web application programs in my notebook.)

But the same failure.

What should I check for the LV web application???

[Xaq]

Labmaster-

Have you amde sure to enable your webserver and setup access permissions for both acceptable VI's and Browser Access? Also you will want to walk through the Web Publishing Tool (in the tools menu) to manage setting for your particular VI (you can also thest it on your local mahcine in the utility). After you have configured your VI with teh web publishing tool, it will give you the correct address to access the page remotely.

You also might have to manually specify the port (using :8080 in the web address) since you are not using standard port 80.

Xaq

[labmaster]

Dear Xaq,

Thanks for the reply.

My published LV application can be connected directly in server (local) computer.

Therefore I believe the setup is Okay to publish on the web.

The above problem happened in remote client computer.

What am I do for testing more?

[Xaq]

Labmaster-

You will want to verify a few things. First, make sure you can ping your server from your host machine. Also make sure that you have either created exceptions for port 8080 or have your firewalls turned off. When you are trying to connect, make sure you are using the URL that the Web Publishing Tool gives you (although you may need to modify the domain name to just use your computer name and the vi name http://computername:8080/viname.html)

Xaq