Modifier un exe

Bonjour,
Je travaille sur un programme Labview.6 compilé en .exe.
Mon but est de modifier certaines valeurs de mon programme.
Comment dois-je m'y prendre?
Dois-je reconvertir mon .exe en vi's, modifier mes valeurs puis recompiler le tout en .exe?
Je possède Labview.6, l'application builder est-il fournit avec?
Je vous remercie par avance de votre réponse.
Cordialement.
Résolu !
Accéder à la solution.

Bonjour,
Pour les versions antérieures à LabVIEW 2009 tu peux listerles VIs présents dans un exécutbale en utilisant la fonction Lister le contenu du dossier (List Folder).
Ce que Lunic a expliqué concernant la possibilité de lister les VIs d'un exécutable LabVIEW n'est plus vrai à partir de LabVIEW 2010.
Benjamin R.
R&D Software Development Manager
http://www.fluigent.com/

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Const CmdRegAddOSDResults = "reg add HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce /v RunOSDResults /d %windir%\UDI\OSDResults.exe /f"
So i immediately did a search for CmdRegAddOSDResults which got me to line 80/81 where an if statement exists. This basically says if the machine is touch enabled run OSDResults.exe from CmdRegAddOSDResults else run bootstrapper.vbs from CmdRegAddResults.
So i fired up bootstrapper.vbs and immediately spotted the code that was causing my problem. Line 5...
Call oWS.Run("%windir%\udi\osdresults.exe", 0 , true)
I copied the contents of bootstrapper.vbs to a new file and renamed the original to bootstrapper.old. I named the new file bootstrapper.vbs and commented out the above line. Updated DPs, ran my task sequence again and hey presto the wizard was not shown.
The reason for the new file is the original bootstrapper.vbs appears to be signed.
I have no idea if this will cause any other problems, I imagine it might and I only really went down this path since SkipFinalSummary=YES, FinishAction=REBOOT didn't seem to work at all for me.
It was at this point I discovered the file "OSDResults.exe.config" in the Tools\OSDResults folder and then discovered this in the documentation:
http://deployment.cybertechcomputers.co.nz/mdt-toolkit-reference/TimeoutMinutes.htm
I have restored the original bootstrapper.vbs and am currently running with a modified OSDResults.exe.config with timeoutMinutes set to 1. I will report back if this does indeed close down the page after 1 minute.

Can a labview executable program be converted back?

Can an executable program be editted?

No. What you're asking for is the equivalent of editing Word, Excel, or any other executable. In theory, you can use a disassembler to view and modify the exe but you had better be extremely proficient in assembly code and the details of the LabVIEW compiler. With some older versions of LabVIEW, there was the option to create an executable without removing the diagram. On the off chance that you might have one of these, change the exe extension to llb and see if you can open anything.

Runtime location

Hi,
I' m trying to launch an external program that generates .XML files from .VVV files
My command is :
String pouf ="C:\\XML-Toto\\";
Runtime.getRuntime().exec(pouf + "V8xmldmp.exe " + pouf + "meuh.vvv");
where V8xmldmp is the program that generates meuh.xml from meuh.vvv
pouf is the path where meuh.vvv and V8xmldmp.exe are situated
this command functionates, but the problem is that the .xml file is generated in the folder containing the java project and not in the "Toto" folder
How can I do for generating my .xml file in a folder I could select before ?
I have tried to put me in the good folder by a command like:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec(cd\\);
But the command-system-DOS (cd, dir, ect...) don't seem to be launchable by this way ! I don't thing also it's the good solution
Please, what is the solution to my problem ?
Another question : I want to put my XML dumper program in my package with the .DLL files it's using.
Is it possible ?
How can I launch the same command for generating XML ? What is the path for a program situated in my package ?
PS: I'm french so excuse my poor english !!!

That's impossible, I can't modify the .EXE file (I didn't wrote it) and it's not necessary, there must be another way

When I try to install itunes 10.5.2, I get the following error message "The installer has insufficient privileges to modify this file c\progamfiles\itunes\itunes.exe and won't install. help

When I try to install itunes 10.5.2, I get the following error message "The installer has insufficient privileges to modify this file c\progamfiles\itunes\itunes.exe and won't install. help

Okay ... so it's not one of the cases of bodged up ACLs on the Apple folder in Common Files. (That's been underlying a few of the recalcitrant E7W5s.
Just in case, let's try the fixit from the following document:
Fix problems with programs that can't be installed or uninstalled

Modifier un exe

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