Why Labview runtime is not backward compatible?

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  I tried to upgrade to Java 7 and had a nasty surprise. Java 7 is NOT backward compatible! After more than 15 years making the Java, this is the first time I encounter such a thing.
  
  The new 4.1 JDBC, now included in Java 7 requires that implement data sources:
  
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  (2) intuition makes me think that the simplest implementation is to just throw SQLFeatureNotSupportedException and JDBC will probably catch the exception and ignore any logging expected at this level. But we don't know if it is actually what he does.
  
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  Since Java 7 has been out for some time, I hope I'm not one to encounter this problem with the sources of data and logging log4j. Probably should already be advised on how to handle this.
  
  Can someone point me to a solution?

  I asked someone better than me and got:

  If an application does not support, or if the implementation of the data source is not
  use java.util.logging, a SQLFeatureNotSupportedException must be lifted and the
  the caller is supposed to handle this.

• Edge 20141 Animate not backward compatible with the 2014,0 documents

  This is a request for Adobe:

  Minor release revisions should not cause incompatibilities of project in .a in project files.

  The update to animate dashboard 20141 (October 2014) cause of trouble in laboratory parameters. My students using 20141 on their personal computers can't open their work on 2014.0. All our lab computers have installed 2014.0. I can understand the incompatibilities of major revision, but minor revisions should be fixes bugs and updates simple and should not affect the created projects * yesterday *.

  It's always frustrating, because we must appeal to our technical support staff any time that a minor bug fix is put up with CC.

  In addressing this issue, how a person would go to update a project .a file to be backward compatible? Edge animate, no option exists to gain back.

  Thanks for any help on this matter.

  There is a work around. Open the file edge.js and replace the number 18 t0 20 online version

  version: "4.0.0",.

  minimumCompatibleVersion: "4.0.0",.

  build: "4.0.0.359."

• CC not backward compatible with the CS6... but why?

  I understand that first Pro CC is not compatible with the CS6 PP but I don't understand why? In fact, Adobe gave a reason? It doesn't make much sense to me, some aplications of cc adobe are retro-compatible, but others are not... I'm puzzled.

  It did not say why. There are applications that allow you to "save under" to an earlier version. Premiere Pro is not one of them.

  There is really not much advertising retro compatibility. Most of the teams working on a project all have the same software. Even if subscribe you to the creative cloud you can always edit in Premiere Pro CS6 if this are the people you're working with the use.

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  Does anyone know of a workaround? Can I go back at least a 14 CC project back to an older version of CC? I now have a project with synchronized audio full that my colleagues may not have able to open.

  It has been like this for ages, and Adobe will not change this approach. How much I agree with you that it is 'bad form', it is a reality.

  This simply means that you and your co-workers better be sure to be on the same page, sorry same version.

• Why LabVIEW 2012 does not support USB-6009?

  Hi all

  I recently installed LabVIEW 2012 and DAQmx 9.6 (and also tried with latest version) in my PC with Windows 7. I have the version of Explorer 5.4 measure and automation. I'm working with hardware DAQ USB 6009. Everything seems compatible, but when I try to post data acquisition, it fails. However, I used to use this device (since I bought it last year) with the other PC that has the Windows XP operating system and the older version of LabVIEW 8.5.

  What can I do with LabVIEW 2012 is a message "a 88302 error has occurred." and "This could be an internal error."

  If someone has an idea to solve the problem, please let me know.

  devkotaj

  Hi devkotaj,

  The USB-6009 device should work perfectly on Windows 7 with the software you have listed. This looks like a problem of configuraiton of material for me.

  What are you trying to do when you receive the error 88302? This error usually indicates a corrupt DAQmx driver, which may result from the installation of several DAQmx versions on the same machine. Have you tried repairing your installation DAQmx? I could uninstall DAQmx from the Control Panel before installing the latest driver. You can see our procedure to reinstall or uninstall recommenedd here.

  I hope this helps!

  Andy C.

  Engineering applications

  National Instruments

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• Why labview build program does not directly work on the laptop

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• Backward compatible? Can I write software in 2015 SP1 and expect it to work well in 2013 SP1? What are the features will not work?

  I need to set up some labview on my current computer software and run it on another computer in another country in a month. I was told that the computer I will eventually run from abroad Labiew 2013 SP1. I don't have a Labview on my computer today and thought I would setup the same SP1 version ito 2013 compatibility. However, it seems that this is not an option. When I go to download products my options are 2012, 2012 SP1, SP1 for 2014, 2015 and 2015 SP1.

  So what's the best move here? Can I install 2015 SP1 and wait that everything works ok when I go abroad? I guess not. Why 2013 SP1 is not an option for me? Should I see if guys abroad can upgrade to the latest version? What happens if they can't?

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  As others said, the best option is to get the same version. If for some reason you cannot really, I suggest you get an older version, because then you can write the code in a newer version and backsave, there are at least two issues that may bite you if you are not well aware of how they work:

  1. If you have used the new features, they will not work in the old code. What you get in fact depends on the specific feature you are using.
  2. When you backsave, I'm sure that LV is a hierarchy save, which means, if you have screws located in the external files that are not vi.lib, it will create copies and you might have a more difficult time sorting out the dependencies.

  This occurs if you are using an older version, because the most recent version will simply open it.

• can someone tell me why photshop mix is not compatible with Samsung Galaxy Note 8

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• [LabVIEW 2013] Update Service NOR recommend to install the update for the 2012 LabVIEW runtime engine

  Update service NOR recommend to install the patch f5 for the 2012 LabVIEW runtime engine. However, I have LabVIEW 2013 currently running on this computer and never had installed LabVIEW 2012.

  Is this expected behavior and it is actually recommended to install this update?

  Hi mest,.

  Details of the full patch for f5 patch are available in this knowledge base article. As a general statement, we encourage everyone to install the patches as soon as they are available through the Update Service, especially if they are marked as Urgent (it is not marked urgent). In this particular case, it is unlikely that you'll turn to all the problems solved by the f5 2012 SP1 hotfix since you use LabVIEW 2013.

  The reason why you see the update in the update service is LabVIEW 2013 installs several versions of the runtime LabVIEW, so Update Service sees that you have on 2012 Run-Time Engine installed and invites you to patch.

  Kind regards

  Jeff Peacock

  Product Support Engineer | LabVIEW R & D | National Instruments

• Why my printer does not print with Windows 8?

  Why my printer does not print with Windows 8?

  Did you just upgraded or purchased a new computer with Windows 8, and now you can't get your printer to work?  If so, this can help you.  Many people have questions about the installation of their printer on a new OS.  This will help you answer these questions and make sure you get everything installed.

  Before you start

  Before you try to install the printer on a Windows 8, you should check to make sure that the printer is compatible with the new OS.  The link below will give you a list of printers that will work in Windows 8.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03168175

  If you have upgraded your computer to Windows 8 formed another version of Windows, make sure all software uninstall complete of your printer.  It should still print, but to use all the features, you will need to reinstall the software, if available.

  Another thing to consider is how you want to connect the printer to the computer.

  1. USB.  You must ensure that you have a USB cable which does not exceed 6 feet (about 2 m).  Be sure to connect the printer directly to the computer.  Do not use a USB hub.
  
  
  2. Ethernet cable.  Make sure you have the network configuration, you have a free cable port on the router, and you have an available Ethernet cable.
  
  
  3. Wireless.  You must ensure that you have the configuration of the wireless network, and you have the password of the wireless network.

  1. installation Via USB

  Installation via USB in Windows 8 became much simpler for users of HP printer.  In other versions of the Windows operating system, you need to launch the installation and wait that it asks for the USB connection.  If you do not, you will need to uninstall the printer from the devices and printers folder and then launch the installation.  In Windows 8, which won't be a problem.  If you plug the USB cable from the printer and then install the printer software, work remains.  Now for in depth instructions on installing the printer via the USB port click on the link below.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03521864

  2 installation Via an Ethernet network connection

  For an Ethernet connected printer, the installation is disconcerting.  All you have to do is to connect the printer to the network.  Once you have done so, Windows 8 will automatically install the drivers for you.  Then, all you have to do is install the rest of the software, if available.  It's really as simple as that.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/support-drivers.html

  3 installation Via a wireless network connection.

  For a wireless printer, network installation is disconcerting.  All you have to do is to connect the printer to the network.  Once you have done so, Windows 8 will automatically install the drivers for you.  Then, all you have to do is install the rest of the software, if available.  It is roughly the same as just Wireless Ethernet installation.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/support-drivers.html

  Alternative installation methods

  With Windows 8, the drivers of many printers are installed with the operating system.  These are called pilots InOS, since they come built-in to the operating system.  If you have one of these printers, you should have to do simply connect it to the computer via USB, or connect to the network via Ethernet or wireless.  Once you have that makes Windows will take care of the rest.  There are other methods of installation of your printer if normal methods don't work for some reason any.  You can install the printer is using the printer, or through Windows Updates Setup Wizard.

  Set printer wizard:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02681060

  Windows Update:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03460648

  Note: The drivers of Laserjet for the Asia-Pacific and the Japan will come only at a later date.  See below the link support site for the availability of the driver.  I will update this post once they become available.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/support-drivers.html

  Hope that answers some questions.

• Installation of LabVIEW Runtime Engine 2016 compatibility questions...?

  Hi, I have just a quick question...

  I just download LabVIEW Runtime Engine 2016 in a PC at work. I need to run a VI in this PC that has a few executables 2015 VI for the moment. My question is, if I install the runtime from 2016:

  • Will there be any problems with executable files that have been compiled with the version of LabVIEW 2015?
  • Or these VI is fully compatible with Runtime 2016?

  Thank you in advance to all!

  JLuna wrote:

  I just download LabVIEW Runtime Engine 2016 in a PC at work. I need to run a VI in this PC that has a few executables 2015 VI for the moment.

  I guess 'the PC' has already the LabVIEW 2015 engine run. It is still necessary to run the executables of 2015. You must install the engine LabVIEW 2016 run if you also want to run executables built with LabVIEW 2016. Both the run-time engine can be installed at the same time.

  In order to run screws, you need the LabVIEW Development System. LabVIEW 2016 can generally open, recompile, and run screws LabVIEW 2015 (and many old versions, Details).