Problem of deployment and DOMUserDefRef.dll

Hello

I'm having a problem with the deployment. I took over a project from a co-worker. When we use the same description of the building, in its executable version the DLL DOMUserDefRef.dll is included, but not in my builds.

I discovered this only when the end-user (customer) attempted to run the program built by me, and it failed mysteriously. Of course, the built executables work fine on my machine.

It is perhaps interesting to note that on his machine, the overview includes the DLL and mine of course not. The DLL is located in my dependencies, however. But if I look at the display of files, there is already a difference: on my machine, the DLL is shown without a path, on his, it has the path to the \resources folder . I checked that the DLL is NOT in the %Path% on my machine.

I can of course somehow add the DLL to the hand to the generation and distribute it, but I really want to understand what is happening here. Both computers used to generate the executable file are Windows 7 / 64 bit with LabVIEW 2011 SP1f2 / 32 bit and I just cross-checking that projects are identical by simply copying of his machine.

Can we sched light on what could happen here?

Thank you

Joerg

joergh wrote:

On a quick glance, I can reproduce this problem on two PC with LV2012 installed. The PC on which it built OK is not 2012. So far so good. But why should a pause built installation LV2012 in LV2011?

There is only one App Builder.  If you are working in a version that is not the latest primarrilly installed on the machine sound typically of the "best practices" do not install the App generator more later because you never know when these little details can back upward and bite you.

To downgrade the app Builder, uninstall the app Builder only and reinstall it from the older media.

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