Deploy the shared library in WebLogic by EPCO

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• Unable to load the shared library LVASPT_WA.*

  Hello

  I have a hope that easy to fix the error: I want to use the function "WA Detrend' to the signal processing tool advanced in a real-time application running on a cRio 9030. When I try to run the VI I get the following error:

  ...

  Deployment NI_AdvSigProcWA.lvlib:WA decimation Filter.vi

  NI_AdvSigProcWA.lvlib:WA decimation Filter.vi loaded with errors on the target and was closed.
  LabVIEW: Unable to load the shared library LVASPT_WA.*ptDecimationFilterH:C. make sure that the library is present on the target of RT. Either MAX allows you to install software from OR or FTP to transfer custom RT target libraries.

  ...

  I reinstalled signals Advanced processing toolkit and linked things 'add new software' MAX, but the error persists.

  A picture of what the system looks like to the MAX is attached.

  Also, I Fund this post:

  http://forums.NI.com/T5/LabVIEW/problem-error-deploying-item-on-RT/m-p/3201345/highlight/true#M92822...

  could someone tell me what he means by "Please check the installation of the custom software all mode '?

  Can you telll me what I am doing wrong?

  Thank you very much in advance!

  I ran your situation in R & D, and the problem seems to be as a result of Advanced Signal Processing Toolkit is not not compatible on the x 64 under Linux RT OS in the 9030.  The product page could be clearer on this gap.  I am currently a web application to get this fixed!

  Best,

  David

• Unable to load the shared library nilvce.*

  When you try to deploy a Labview 2009 real-time application, I get the message:

  Deployment XDNodeRunTimeDep.lvlib:loadnilvce.viXDNodeRunTimeDep.lvlib:loadnilvce.vi loaded with errors on the target and was closed.

  LabVIEW: Unable to load the shared library nilvce. *: niLVCtrlEngineReserveProc:C on the target RT device.
  Completed with errors of deployment

  I reformatted the CRIO-9073 and reinstalled the software, but this did not help.

  Any ideas on how to solve this problem?

  I was able to solve this problem by changing the settings in a timed loop Structure.

  The Source Type has been set to "synchronize in the scan engine.  This change to the problem solved 1 kHz clock source.

  This vi was initially written for the interface of the scan engine and reused on another project that uses the FPGA interface.

• Error message "unable to load the shared library.

  I try to get my programs for school to work, and I get these error message whenever I try to run anything. The last line of the State of deployment is as follows:

  Deployment time get NLVSim and isAcceptedStep.vi IsAcceptedStep.vi and NILVSim get busy with errors on the target and has been closed.

  LabVIEW: Unable to load the shared library NILVSim.*: SIM_GetTimeAndIsAccepted:C. make sure the library is present on the target of RT. Either MAX allows you to install software from OR or FTP to transfer custom RT target libraries.

  I tried everything I can think of to fix this. I checked NEITHER Max and I'm all for date on the software. I reinstalled LabVIEW twice, and I reset my myRIO. My classmates do not experience problems with getting theres to work. I start to lose hope and hope someone might know what the question. Thank you for your help.

  WubaDee,

  NILVSim is part of the LV Control Design and Simulation Module. This one is correctly installed on your Windows development system and you installed it on your myRIO?

  Norbert

• How to create the shared library for linux real-time target in labVIEW Windows?

  I use myRIO running linux in real time. In my project, I need to pack some C code, so I tried the node library function call.

  I know that I should use the tools compile cross - compile linux on Eclipse to compile c code in linux .so library. But the problem is that call library function node does not recognize the .so file because my labVIEW runs on a Windows PC.

  What should I do to fix and how to combine C code with labVIEW during programming for devices shipped as myRIO?

  Basically, you must also create a Windows DLL that exports the same functions. These functions can be empty stubs if you do not want to run the code correctly on Windows, otherwise you will need to consider how to implement the equivalent functionality on the Windows API.

  Then you can write in your node library call as the name of the library ". "*" and the name of the shared library Windows ".dll" while the Linux version is called "name of your library > .so". LabVIEW will replace the * after the comma in the name of library with everything that is the preferred extension shared library for the platform it is running on and therefore load the right shared library.

  Alternatively you can wrap call all the nodes of the library in a structure that contains the node library in the case of Linux RT and all what you want to run on other platforms in the case of default or a case of specific platform, call the conditional compilation.

• Warning message about the shared library file

  I got this warning message when I try to open the sample xml configuration.

  C:\Program NIUninstaller Instruments\LabVIEW reference (Impl) 8.6\vi.lib\xml\Close .vi (NI_XML.lvlib: Close Reference (Impl) .vi)
  -The shared library should happen to "": \addons\internet\dom\DOMUserDefRef.dll "has been charged with"DOMUserDefRef.dll"."
  C:\Program NIUninstaller Instruments\LabVIEW .vi reference (NdList) 8.6\vi.lib\xml\Close (NI_XML.lvlib: Close Reference (NdList) .vi)
  -The shared library should happen to "": \addons\internet\dom\DOMUserDefRef.dll "has been charged with"DOMUserDefRef.dll"."
  C:\Program NIUninstaller Instruments\LabVIEW .vi reference (NNMap) 8.6\vi.lib\xml\Close (NI_XML.lvlib: Close Reference (NNMap) .vi)
  -The shared library should happen to "": \addons\internet\dom\DOMUserDefRef.dll "has been charged with"DOMUserDefRef.dll"."
  C:\Program NIUninstaller Instruments\LabVIEW reference (node) 8.6\vi.lib\xml\Close .vi (NI_XML.lvlib: Close Reference (Node) .vi)
  -The shared library should happen to "": \addons\internet\dom\DOMUserDefRef.dll "has been charged with"DOMUserDefRef.dll"."
  C:\Program NIUninstaller Instruments\LabVIEW 8.6\vi.lib\xml\Get Child.vi first non-text (NI_XML.lvlib:Get first non-text Child.vi)
  -The shared library should happen to "": \addons\internet\dom\DOMUserDefRef.dll "has been charged with"DOMUserDefRef.dll"."
  C:\Program NIUninstaller Instruments\LabVIEW 8.6\vi.lib\xml\Get Sibling.vi non-text next (NI_XML.lvlib:Get next non-text Sibling.vi)
  -The shared library should happen to "": \addons\internet\dom\DOMUserDefRef.dll "has been charged with"DOMUserDefRef.dll"."
  C:\Program NIUninstaller Instruments\LabVIEW 8.6\vi.lib\xml\Get text Content.vi (NI_XML.lvlib:Get text Content.vi node) node
  -The shared library should happen to "": \addons\internet\dom\DOMUserDefRef.dll "has been charged with"DOMUserDefRef.dll"."
  C:\Program NIUninstaller Instruments\LabVIEW 8.6\vi.lib\xml\Load XML File.vi (NI_XML.lvlib:Load XML File.vi)
  -The shared library should happen to "": \addons\internet\dom\DOMUserDefRef.dll "has been charged with"DOMUserDefRef.dll"."
  C:\Program NIUninstaller Instruments\LabVIEW 8.6\vi.lib\xml\New.vi (NI_XML.lvlib:New.vi)
  -The shared library should happen to "": \addons\internet\dom\DOMUserDefRef.dll "has been charged with"DOMUserDefRef.dll"."

  I've recently updated to 8.6 and I try to compile an executable, but b/c of this warning my executable is not running sends me weird errors. I took the code that calls the XML that is read, and it is fixed. How should I do? Thank you!

  I get this error message when I tried to run the .exe with the xml configuration reader.

  "The application failed to start because xerces - c_2_7.dll was not found. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem. »

• How to include the shared library of BlackBerry in a native extension WebWorks

  I developed a native extension WebWorks that works very well on Simulator and devices when included in a webworks app.

  I also have a sample of waterfalls project with the same code base that I use to test the WebWorks extension code.

  Since a large part of the code is reusable, I decided to create a shared library of BlackBerry, so I can reuse in other projects. When I include the NEW shared library in the waterfalls and then everything works well, as before.

  When I include it in the extension WebWorks it draws very well. The .so file size was much smaller and that worried me (I suspected that the shared library was not included in there). But since its construction very well I went trying to run my application webworks. When it came to hitting the extension I got a ' need of error. Cannot find the library of blah/blah/...so'.

  I had this before and found out that it was because the dependent QT libraries have not been correctly referenced. It so that the shared library is not properly referenced/copied /-thing... This event is supported? For example, by using a custom in a WebWorks extension shared library?

  It worked

  Version 2 is almost right

  In the library paths pane Add...

  ${workspace_loc: / / extlibs/device$ {ProjName}}

  for peripheral and do Simulator

  ${workspace_loc: / / extlibs/Simulator of ${ProjName}}

  Always with libname in libraries

  I just linked to unrar successfully like this library

  Whew - they do this hard work of stuff

• How to deploy the project to my weblogic Server Application?

  How to deploy the project in my weblogic Server Application? Wouldn't be great if I copy the folder of the project to the root of the ACE?

  Also, how should I call Javascript context help assuming the project deployed to Weblogic As.

  I use Robohelp 10.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  You generate to help and then you copy the output generated on the server.

  For sensitivity to context, which is output are you using? Try the following

  pages for more information:

  • http://www.Grainge.org/pages/authoring/calling_webhelp/calling_webhelp.htm

  • http://www.wvanweelden.EU/article-category/context-sensitivity

  Take a bow

  Willam

• Can I deploy the jar files in weblogic?

  Can I deploy a jar file which will be a collection of other jar files in weblogic?
  Where can I change?
  
  We may keep the code deployed in the ear and all dependencies library jar files in a single pot and the pot to be installed separately in Weblogic...
  
  What shall we do?
  
  Please do help

  Hello

  try to provide inputs inside your app ".» XML' as follows

  
  
  
  referenceA.jar
  
  
  referenceB.jar
  
  
  referenceC.jar
  
  

  Now place all the pots inside the root of the EAR file, as well as within the "/APP-INF/lib'. nd, and then deploy that EAR as a shared library.

  Thank you
  Jay SenSharma
  http://jaysensharma.WordPress.com (WebLogic wonders are here)

• run the shared library

  Hello.

  I use the same library 'food' (which contains apple.swf, orange.swf etc.) for ten different games.

  I don't check the box of shared library of the run time of the export.

  The ten games import food.swf to use its assets.

  I thought that the download of food.swf once then it has been cached, so it would be always local IE: why would it be beneficial to have used the run-time shared library.

  See you soon

  Are you talking about RSL symbol in the Flash IDE?

  If yes - symbol RSL have nothing to do with the RSL application. Symbol RSL is creation environment RSL - they asasets shared between the FLAs - sovereign wealth funds.

  RSL from the point of view of sovereign wealth funds is different story.

  Say, you have the food class. You also have Classes Orange, Apple, nuts that extend the food class. And each of these sublcasses have their own orange.swf, the apple.swf, the walnut.swf SWF.

  You can compile these expanses swf on a regular basis, when they do not share their class super foods. In this case, a copy of food class will be in all the three sovereigns. Thus, all three are also much heavier as flood class is.

  But if you use RSL - you compile food in any of them. You compile food into main SWF that loads of these three rulers extended so that these sovereign wealth funds use one copy that is in the main SWF. The three subclasses are lighter because they have no class of food in sovereign wealth funds.

  In other words, orange, Apple and nuts SWFs are useless on their own unless they are loaded into the main application.

  RSL is not only on the loading of the efficiencies, but also on the deployment and maintainability.

  Suppose you discover a bug in the class of food or make changes that are not related to these three subclasses. If you do not use RSL - you'll need to recompile all three. With RSL, you just need to recompile only main swf.

• Deploy the ADF library JAR independent of the Application

  Hello
  
  JDeveloper release: 11.1.1.1.0
  WebLogic Server Version: 10.3.1.0
  
  I use a number of ADF library JAR files in my application and want to deploy the final application WAR without the need of these jars in there. I want to have the option of deploying an ADF library JAR file if this is the only change to the application. This is very similar to the requirements for this How to deploy an application that uses "ADF library Jar" - 11 G UPDATE2.
  
  However, I can't figure out how to make it work. I can remove the ADF in pots since the WAR file by filtering in the profile of the WAR deployment and then deploy the ADF pots independently on the WebLogic Server. But when I access the application, it seems that it does not find these pots.
  
  Can anyone provide assistance on how to do this?
  
  Thank you
  Brad

  While I was testing I found the below steps to work for me... But the problem is THAT WLS does not re - deploy a library where there is an active application to use... And none has proposed this approach so I tend to think deploying as an EAR.

  1 - to do this, you can deploy the jar files as library via the WLS console or command line and you must update the file application.xml - weblogic in the project that you are deploying war/ear

  
    .
     
      taskFlow1
    
  
    
      myLib1
    
  
    
      myLib2
    
  
  

  2 - If you want to use aliases instead of the names of files to libraries, you can add a line to the file 'manifest '. MF.
  To add this add a file to your project. Meta-Inf folder might be a good candidate to locate this file.
  Edit the newly added file and add these lines.

  Extension name: myLibrary
  Specification-Version: 2.0
  Implementation-Version: 9.0.0

• Deploy the shared target rt variable fails (crio-9073)

  I use a cRIO 9073 with LabVIEW 8.6. I have some variable published to my PC network I want the cRIO host read. However when I try to deploy the variables on the cRIO, I get the following error:

  Initializing...
  Calculating dependencies...
  The checking for conflicts. This may take some time...
  Prepare the items for download. This may take some time...
  Variables variables.lvlib\\129.186.159.84\robot robot deployment deployment has failed (error:-2147220721, (Hex 0x8004030F) the configuration database cannot be opened, perhaps because of corruption.) Note: the steps that you did which led to this error and contact technical support).
  Completed with errors of deployment

  I tried to reinstall the software on the cRIO, which includes the network Variable 1.5.0 engine and tried hosting variables on the cRIO. I still get this error.

  Everyone knows about this problem? What should I do to use variables shared on the 9073?

  I tried stubborn MAX, who did not work. Then I reformatted the cRIO and the problem is solved.

• tables as input for the shared library function

  I played with the call of LV VI using matlab.

  So I built a simple VI which returns an integer as input and multiply it by 10, I then put in a shared library and named it MATLAB - well.

  Now, I tried to do the same thing with a table - I want to send a picture to the VI and multiplied it by 10, but when I build the .h file, it seems that the function expects get table of entry AND exit of table as inputs.

  so, how I can build a shared library VI who gets an array (of a constant size if this is important) and multiply it by 10?

  Thank you!

  A function in a DLL can only return a scalar value, not a table, no matter what languages are used. To return an array, instead calling it allocates the array pass a reference to the DLL and then after the function called the referenced table table contains the new data. This is why there are two parameters - the input array (actually a pointer to it) and a pointer (reference) to the output array. You must change your code in MATLAB, there is nothing you can do about it in LabVIEW. EDIT: Also note that it allows to re-use of the input as an output table, optionally passing a reference only to the table of entry and then by changing that. You can do it in LabVIEW by configuring the setting table as input and output.

• What is the right way to specify the location of the shared library in an a .lvlib function call library function node?

  I'll have a bit of a problem with how to specify the location of library shared in a call library function node it is a VI that is part of a library of LV. Here's a little background which may help.

  I do a lot of measures using spectrometers photo from several manufacturers.  Someone in my company developed a C DLL library, which provides a simple API for all the different spectrometers. To facilitate this DLL to use in LabVIEW, I wrote a .lvlib that wraps all the functions.  When I want to use the API, I simply include the .lvlib file in my project that allows me to drag and drop the wrapper s VI on my block diagram. When I created the .lvlib of VI, I specified the path in the call library node. /. * so it will always look in the local application to the DLL directory when I run.

  The problem is, when I load demand, LabVIEW you asks for the location of the DLL even if it's just there in the local directory! I tried to put copies of the DLL in the directory with the .lvlib, but he still refuses to find the DLL loading.  What I am doing wrong?

  You should in this simple case enter the full path to the DLL by navigating to it. If the DLL is on the same volume/drive that the VI containing the call library node LabVIEW will be internally store the relative path from the VI to the DLL (but still show the absolute path). If you move the DLL and screw together (so the relative location of the DLL to the VI remains the same) LabVIEW will always find the DLL.

  I don't think that the lvlib would add nothing to that.

• Causing problems of custom data type to deploy the shared target RT variable

  I seem to have some difficulty in using a shared variable published network created from a customized data type when it is deployed as an executable on a target of cRIO RT.  I'll start by describing why I think that this is the rub.  I created my RT VI in the LabVIEW (LV 2012) development environment and everything works fine.  This VI is quite simple, because these were quickly devolved into an exercise in debugging.  The RT VI begins by simply flashing the LED to a couple of times and then starts a loop simple acquisition to read some values out of the material using the analytical engine (while still flashing the LED of the user).  After reading the material, the values are grouped in a cluster and written in a shared variable published to the network defined by a custom control type def.  The custom control contains five floats double precision.  If it's important, the RT cRIO system hosts the shared variable in this case.

  So I have that deploy in the development environment, and everything works fine.  The LED flashes merrily along, telling me that the program runs correctly.  Running a VI host who reads the shared network has published variable gives the desired result.  Everything is good.

  Now, I want the cRIO system to run this simple program by itself at startup.  I build, set it as start VI, deploy it, and then restart the cRIO target.  The LED never flashing... the VI doesn't seem to work.  I'll spare you the major part of the work of debugging and access to the end.  I basically "diagram Disabled" various sections of the code up to the VI began to run correctly in an executable file.  I kept reducing the size of the disabled code until something has been disabled: the writing in the shared variable for the custom data type.

  So, I guess my question is this: are custom data types defined by type def would be personalized orders authorized executables to RT?  I read through the cRIO Developers Guide, my book of development in real time course of NOR and the white paper using shared Variables and I see nothing that forbids it.  I know that there are things not allowed in the executable files that are allowed in the development environment (property nodes façade, dialogue live, operating system specific calls, etc.), but no mention of the shared variable type custom data.  Any ideas as to why my VI is running in the development environment, but does not update unless I have delete the entry on the published network variable shared?

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  You must disconnect the data types of variables and then recompile. You can find it useful to keep on disk, a copy of the original lvlib.

  Don't know if this is a bug or not. It was suggested by someone in the forum that putting the ctl files in the right position (the disk? in the draft?) would allow the rtexe start; I did a quick check and it didn't work then I dropped the tests more far.