Configure multiple measurement types

I am using LabVIEW 2008 and an Agilent 34970A Data Aquisition system.
I need to read voltage from 3 channels and temperature from 2 more.
I know how to set each of these up seperately using a CONFIG command and was wondering if there was any way to configure both types of measurements in one command.
If there is an easier way of doing this altogether that would be fine too. I am still very new to LabVIEW.
Thanks in advance and let me know if any more information is needed,
Kat
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"Kevin Apte" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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This advice applies to WL5.1. I have been trying to configure a
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I think in 6.0
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Create a copy of the startup script and modify it to start PetStore2.
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I am able to start the first server and view the petStore application,
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and
a copy was sent to the cited author.]
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says...
HI,
I have a WLS running on a Windows NT machine. I wantto configure multiple partition/environment
in that single WLS so that each user will have theirown partition/environment to
play around. Once they are happy with their EJBs thenwe shall move them to a testing
environment. Is that possible in WLS??. Can anyoneplease guide me to a good documentation
about this one.
Many Thanks
Vasan.
PS: I dont want a clustering technology all i wantis that in a single ip i wanna
multiple development environment.
NT isn't a multiuser environment. I will assume that
you mean some
Win32 box sitting in a room where people can copy their
classes/EJBs and
test their stuff. If this is the case, the setup is easy.
Create a directory and startup script for every developer.
Have a
global properties file in the same directory as the scripts
so that
common settings are, well, common. Tell each user to
modify the various
parts of the properties files in their directories to
deploy EJBs and
register servlets, etc etc.
In each startup script, you will have to specify the server
directory
and the binding port for each person. Pick a port (something
easy to
remember and high, like 30000, 30001, etc etc) for each
person. Why?
Well, when they connect to the app server, they'll know
they're hitting
only their server. Also, TCP/IP won't let more than one
JVM bind to the
same port, so if you want simultaneous instances (> 4
you better have
one kick ass Win32 box) you have to do this.
Hope this solves your problem.
JT
Senior Developer, HotelTools INC
[email protected]

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step, by adding the maxFileSize property to the <controller> element in the struts-config:
This does not address how to limit the *** display size *** where you have multiple intermedia image types - where the original size is not uniform.
If an image is uploaded where the true image display size is 1024 x 768 - it will display that way in the table/table-form. This will create un-even display size's where previous images sizes where different 384 x 384 and so on.
Is there a way to encode the display size so that *** ALL *** images regardless of their true size are displayed uniformly at least on one dimension (64 x ???)? This is possible when using products such as Dreamweaver or Flash.
BTW - JHS/***JDev*** synergy is truely magnificient!!! Way-To-Go Oracle!!!!!!!!!!! Keep it up!!!!
BG...

Bill,
I did some tests, and was able to reproduce it. The problem is that JHeadstart distinguishes between display types fileDownload and image, but UIX uses the same <media> tag to handle both display types. It will look at runtime whether it must render a hyperlink to download the document, or to render it right away as an image.
To get all images the same size, you can set the display width and height, AND the display type must be set to image.
However, to get the file name used as download link, you must set the FileName attribute AND the display type must be set to "fileDownload" ..
So, to solve your problem, it is easiest to set the displayType to "fileDownload" and set the width and height properties post-generation in the generated UIX page.
In the next release of Jheadstart, we will fix this, and always pick up width, height and fileName settings regardless of the display type.
Note that you should also set the FileName property against the attribute you are using to upload the file.
Steven Davelaar,
JHeadstart Team.

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