Name collision RT

I'm building an exe in Real Time (8.6.1) and get the following error:
An included file had a name collision with the top-level VI - .... Name conflicts involving top-level VIs are not allowed. You can rename files as part of the build process to avoid name conflicts.
How can i understand which is the file that collides?

Since it should be obvious if two of the VI's you have written have the same name, you might have a VI (that you wrote) that has the same name as one in the NI libs that the builder is accessing.
Message Edited by Broken Arrow on 07-20-2009 07:24 AM
Richard

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The architecture of the Report Generation Toolkit was changed in LabVIEW 8.6 to utilize LabVIEW Classes. As such, there are some warnings during an EXE build because the class VIs have identical names. Classes were not used in the toolkit in LabVIEW 8.5 and previous...that's why you didn't see any warnings during the build until now.
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I'm, using LabView 8.6 and I'm trying to make executable file.
The application builder returns warning:
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...and no executable is created.
I'm pretty sure the warning comes from the fact that I use dynamic class member VIs, that are by definition have to have same names in both parent and children.
The following link (http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361E-01/lvhowto/caveats_apps_dlls/) says " If you don't rename the files, Application Builder moves the files to different folders for you to avoid a filename collision.", but no folders are created.
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I am using LabVIEW 8 and am building an application that will use a "plugin" architecture. There will be a main program built into an executable that calls sub vi's that are in llb's. Some vi's in the llb's will call DAQmx functions, others will do calculations, etc. Some math functions will be done in the main program too.
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I am using LabVIEW 8 and am building an application that will use a "plugin" architecture. There will be a main program built into an executable that calls sub vi's that are in llb's. Some vi's in the llb's will call DAQmx functions, others will do calculations, etc. Some math functions will be done in the main program too.
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Hi Everyone
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Say, we have a NetGroup with no publish password. Every user in this group can publish a NetStream with their video.
Then consider this scenario:
1. User A joins the group, chooses a completely random stream name, say /foobar and publishes it.
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3. User A still doesn't know about this problem, so we have two simultaneous streams running under the same name.
3. User C knows that A has stream /foobar and starts playing it.
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And the worst part of the problem, how do we know where the malicious stream originates from, so we can banish that user for being such an ***?
I don't see any peerID or groupAddress in any of NetGroup.MulticastStream events. So even if we say that a publisher must send some token verifying the source every second, or something like that, and we detect that the stream we're currently watching is not authentic, all we can do is ask the publisher to change the address, just to encounter the same situation a few seconds later.
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And no, I don't use iTunes. I stopped using iTunes years ago when it would randomly decide to delete contacts from my phone just because they didn't exist on my computer or some sh-- like that. I have always just manually synced all my stuff and have never had an issue like this. To say I am sad to lose that video is an understatement.
I googled "iPhone undelete" and "iPhone data recovery" and downloaded a trial for one of the likely candidates. It turned up a bunch of garbage, but not my video.
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I have seen other threads on the forum here regarding corrupted libraries and such, but I am not sure this is the same thing.
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As an aside: Why am I unable to select Apple Support Community to post this question to?

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<canvas id="contact_btn" width="85" height="70" style="background-color:#FFF"></canvas>
I found out that the JavaScript files that were generated with each '.fla' file were conflicting because they were all using the same variable and function names (ex. stage, canvas, init(), etc.). Is there a way for me to publish the JavaScript from Flash with document specific variable and function names? (ex. about_stage, about_canvas, about_init())
A work around methood that I can currently using is putting each <canvas> tag into it's own iFrame.
Thanks again for the help!
-DJ

The JS asset libraries should not conflict with each other, unless there are symbols with the same names. Even then, you can change the Symbols namespace for each FLA to prevent collisions.
It sounds like you're trying to copy/paste the code out of the preview HTML. It's not really designed for this, and it will lead to name collisions. You'll either want to rewrite this logic in your own HTML (using the preview code as a reference), or rename the variables as appropriate after you copy/paste.
Best,
Grant.

Instant Client ODBC driver name

On one machine the driver is called "Oracle in instantclient11_1" while on another it is called "Oracle in instantclient_11_2"
Is the 11_1 and 11_2 just different versions of the client, or does this mean that this is my 2nd install of the client?
Cheers,
Daniel
Edited by: Daniel L Williams on Jul 26, 2011 3:00 PM

That is just the name of the directory where Instant Client was installed.
Due to the way the Instant Client ZIP files are packaged, that usually contains the name of the version.
I guess the reason is to avoid a name collision of ODBC drivers from different Oracle versions on the same machine.
You can change the ODBC configuration if you want different names.
Yours,
Laurenz Albe

Name collision RT

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