Probleme d'accès à la DLL nixnet.dll

Bonjour à tous,
Je suis actuellement en train de coder une application CAN sous l'IDE Delphi. Pour cela, j'essaie d'acceder aux fonctions (nxClear, nxCreateSession) de la dll "nixnet.dll" fournie avec les cartes CAN.
Cependant, lorsque j'effectue ma première instruction par un "LoadLibrary", Windows me renvoie une message d'erreur disant '"Cette application n'a pas pu démarrer car ETSAPI.DLL est introuvable. La réinstallation de cette application peut corrige ce probleme".
Qu'a cela ne tienne, j'ai ouvert les dépendances de la dll et effectivement, il ne manque que etsapi.dll (cf PJ)
OS : Windows XP, SP3
Voici les différentes manipulations que j'ai effectué :
- Recherche dans Windows de la dll ETSAPI.DLL -> Elle ne se situe dans aucun fichier systeme de Windows, ni dans le répertoire National Instruments
- Réinstallation du driver NIXNET v1.6 -> Meme résultat
- Réparation de la base de registre Windows avec un utilitaire -> Meme résulat
Ma question est la suivante : Est-ce que la Dll ETSAPI.dll est un fichier issu de Windows, ou est-elle propre à National Instruments ?
Ou puis-je récupérer cette dll manquante ? Avez-vous déjà rencontré ce probleme.
Pour information, j'avais déjà importé des fonctions de la Dll "nican.dll" qui fonctionnaient parfaitement car elle ne dépendait pas de la dll etsapi.dll
Merci pour votre aide.
Xavier
Résolu !
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Bonjour,
Il faut faire une recherche générale car cette dll nixnet.dll peut être présente à plusieurs endroits différent sur le PC. Je pense qu'il faut faire référence à celle qui est dans Program Files (x86).
Cordialement
Jean-Luc D. NI France
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Deploying NI_SIT_Replay.lvlib
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LabVIEW: Failed to load shared library SITs.*:TaskTakeOneStep:C on RT target device.
Deployment completed with errors
I was hoping that upgrading my software will fix all problems. But sadly, it didn't. Any idea? Many thanks for help!

Hello,
I also had quite a lot of problems using Labview 8.6.1, RT and SIT 5.0.1. I upgraded a software using Labview 7.1 and SIT 2.0.3 beeing used for 5 years now and it was real pain.
I not using the SIT as you are (just load the model from a DLL, use a timeloop to step the model and finally close the model) but it seems that SIT 5.0.1 has a bug (confirmed recently by NI tech support) concerning inputs and outputs if you are using an array.
It seems that if you use an array for the input during the transcoding of the simulink model to the DLL an index is not well taken into account resulting in a model not beeing able to read its intputs. In my case whatever the inputs data could be the outputs were always 0.
The model has been changed to use only scalar data and everything works fine, ... well using the developpement software :
I cannot generate an RT target executable as during the deployment it fails all the time.
I saw once a message concerning SIT VIs deployment errors and it happened shortly after i upgraded my target : SIT 2.0.3 was still installed after SIT 5.0.
I spent a few years without updating Labview and i am amazed at how many problems occurs with all versions above 8.0.
Good luck,

Problem about Microsoft.Research.Kinect.dll when use Kinect

Hi everyone,
I am trying to connect Microsoft Kinect and LabView follow this tutorial http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/6504#0requirements
I'm using LabView 2010, Vision 2010, OpenNI and PrimeSense. However when I opened the project follow the tutorial above, the notice about Microsoft.Research.Kinect.dll appeared (I added the screen below). If possible, please consider it and help me overcome this problem
Thank you for any insight
I'm looking forward to hearing from you
Mina.
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Thank you so much for your help,
However when I tried to run program, the notice like this appeared (I attached screenshot below) So I wonder whether the error didn't come from the conflict of version of SKD problem. In addition, I'm using window xp, is it suitable for this project?
Please let me know if any clarification is needed of my issue.
I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
Mina
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Problem occured while creating a .dll file which has to be used in CIN

hi all,
i am a rookie in labview,iam getting an error while trying to build .dll file in vc++ 6.0 , i followed all the instructions available in labview "using External Code" manual,the error was as follows;
Compiling...
CINsample2.c
Linking...
Running LVSB Utility
The system cannot find the path specified.
Error executing c:\winnt\system32\cmd.exe.
sample1.dll - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)
plz help.
santosh.
Regards,
santosh

Hi santosh,
It sounds to me that you are mistaking CINs (Code Interface Node) with
DLLs (Dynamic-Link Library). You mention that you want to create a DLL
in Microsoft Visual C++, but the errors you are getting are related to
CINs.
Don't worry! Here are my favorite links to getting started creating and using DLLs with Microsoft Visual C++ and LabVIEW:
How to Build a DLL with Visual C++
Creating and Calling LabVIEW DLLs with Various Data Types from Microsoft Visual C++
I hope that this helps you to get on the right path.
Have fun!
- Philip Courtois, Thinkbot Solutions

Problem processing multiple files with dll

I'm using a function in a dll that turns a binary data file into a TSV file with actual numbers. The function takes three inputs, a pointer to a string for the input file path, a pointer to a string for the file to write and an integer for "integrity check" which as far as I can tell does nothing. I have the dll in a subvi, pass it a string corresponding to the input file path and let it convert the file. This works but will only convert the first 254 files then errors out. The only way I can get it to work again is to close labview completely and reopen it. My experiment requires the conversion of literally thousands of files so closing and reopening labview gets old real quick. I have tried creating a reference to the subvi and closing it for each file but this still does not work, I have also tried on windows xp and windows 7. When the new files are created they have a size of 0 kB and are empty until I close labview then they assume a reasonable size (few kB) and have data in them. Additionally if I try to delete one of the newly created files while labview is open I get an error saying the file is open in labview. I can delete the files when labview is closed. I have also tried opening each file and closing it after the conversion but that does not work either.
I believe this is some sort of file open limitation but I don't know how to get around it, I'm almost to the point of writing one of those mouse move/button click macros nerds use for games to convert the files because this is driving me insane.

I managed to get the c code for the dll (it was somewhere on the computer). I can only pass an integer to validity otherwise it errors, is there an unsighed char in labview?
_declspec (dllexport) int converting(char *filetoRead, char *filetoWrite, unsighed char validity)
FILE *fpin, *fpout;
int result;
int records=0;
int valid=0;
unsigned long MTOFL=0;
unsigned long MT;
struct {unsigned ADC:12;
unsigned INVALID
unsigned MTOV:1;
unsigned GAP:1;
unsigned ZERO:1;
unsigned MTHIGH:
unsigned R:8;
unsigned MTLOW:
} DataRecord;
fpin=fopen(filetoRead,"rb");
fpout=fopen(filetoWrite,"w");
while(1)
result = fread( &DataRecord,
if (result!= 6)
return(0);
records++;
if(DataRecord.MTOV)
MTOFL += (unsign
if(validity==1)
if(DataRecord.INVA
continue; // don't sav
valid++;
MT = (((unsigned long)Data
fprintf(fpout,"%11lu",MTOF
fprintf(fpout,"%5u",DataRec
fprintf(fpout,"%4u",DataRec
fprintf(fpout,"%6u",DataRec
fprintf(fpout,"\n");
fclose(fpin);
fclose(fpout);
return 0;

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