Web publishing

hi,
I need to publish a VI in the web, I did the settings as mentioned in the NI.com,After finishing the procedures,I'm seeing the result as shown in the attached document.basically I can't able to webpublish my VI. see my Attached VI as well. Need some one to help me on this situation.
Regards
Raj
Attachments:
Temp.vi ‏32 KB
webpublish help.JPG ‏27 KB

I try to have this moved to the LabVIEW forum. It does no belong here in the feedback forum.
What browser are you using and what are the security settings?
LabVIEW Champion . Do more with less code and in less time .

Similar Messages

Web publishing tool not working

Hello guys,
I am trying to do web publishing of my VI. The problem that I am facing is that it is working on one system but not on my other computer. Both the computers have evaluation version of LabVIEW and the operating system is Windows XP.
Here are the other details that I have -
1. The Web server is enabled by going to Tools >> Options >> Web Server
2. Port 80 is not blocked on both the computers.
3. Firewall is disabled on both the computers. Even the antivirus is disabled.
The error message that I am getting has been put in the attachment. The error text is " You must start the LabVIEW web server before previewing in your web page. Would you like to start now? " After this when I click yes, it is still not publishing.
Could anyone please let me know what might be the issue? I am unable to figure out why it is working in one and not on the other. For my application, I need to use both the computers.
Yours sincerely,
Herok
Attachments:
Error.png ‏7 KB

Hello,
Further to my query above, I have one more observation. It gives the message saying " Downloading Panel 0.00% of o bytes" but it never downloads anything.
Could someone please help me out with this, my applicaiton is struck because of this.
Yours,
Herok
Attachments:
error2.png ‏12 KB

How can i view a web published Vi from my iphone 4.0???

Hello,
I am able to see the web published VI from any computer using firefox or IE, but when i open safari on my iphone and enter the IP i get a little image with a question mark
does anyone knows how to solve this problem???
Thank you

Austin S wrote:
One unfortunate issue with the iPhone is that it doesn't allow applications that can execute interpreted code such as the LabVIEW Run-Time Engine, so it doesn't look like we can directly run that on the iPhone. However, there are some pretty good links below that walk through how to actually be able to use a web services VI in conjunction with the iPhone.
Building Native iPhone Applications for Simple Data Monitoring
ni.com/smartphone
Thanks Austin S
but i was looking for a simpler solution!! it is just frustrating to see how people with android are able to monitor the VI by just enter the server IP address and name of the HTML with their phones and I can't with my iphone or ipad using safari
thanks

Can't update SQL 2014 DB during web publish from Visual Studio 2013

According to Visual Studio 2013 I have "SQL Server Data Tool 12.0.40706.0" installed, which should allow me to update a SQL 2014 database but when I try to publish my web application I get the error: "Web deployment task failed. (Could not
generatedeployment script. Internal Error. The database platform service with type Microsoft.Data.Tools.Schema.Sql.Sql120DatabaseSchemaProvider is not valid. You must make sure the service is loaded, or you must provide the full type name of a valid database
platform service. Internal Error. The database platform service with type Microsoft.Data.Tools.Schema.Sql.Sql120DatabaseSchemaProvider is not valid. You must make sure the service isloaded, or you must provide the full type name of a valid database platform
service. Learn more at:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=221672#ERROR_EXECUTING_METHOD.)" I can update the database fine if I go into the package managment console and run -UPDATE-DATABASE but I don't want to have to go into myweb.config, update it to point to the production
database, run the update command, and then change my web.config back everytime I try to update my database. What do I have to do to getthis working? I had no problems when I was on an Azure DB.

Actually problem seems to be related when web publish to remote server. I tried local web publish to sql2014 db and it works.
For remote server web publish works to sql 2012 express db but when try with sql 2014 express db on same server get bellow error.
Error message "The database platform service with type Microsoft.Data.Tools.Schema.Sql.Sql120DatabaseSchemaProvider
is not valid. You must make sure the service is loaded, or you must provide the full type name of a valid database platform service."
Any ideea what may be causing it? I have installed the sql server 2014 express with advanced services x86, exact same version as on my local machine, and also restarted server after install. Need install/configure anything else on server like SSDT 2014 to
make this work?
Cheers!

Web publisher will not start

I have a Win 64 bit machine with LV 2009
When I try to turn on web server
it won't let me.
When I Choose tools/Web publishing tool
a dialog box
opens that says must correct all error
before starting Web Service. The
error list box
says "NO ERRORS"!
Any ideas?
It is a registered
system & TCP service is turnd on and
port 80 and 8000 are
activated.
JIM

Solution:
Uninstall LabVIEW and reinstall. All works now

Bridge mode, share a public IP address,& Filemaker instant web publishing

I have finally wrestled my Time Capsule into working order as a router. For some reason, when I try either to use the router in Bridge Mode or Distribute a Range of IP addresses, I couldn't connect to the internet through an ethernet cable to a ComCast cable modem. It works fine with Share a Public IP Address, so I'm happy . . . until I went back to the filemaker instant web publishing.
The instant web publishing seems to need an absolute address (e.g. 67.123.45.23) rather than the relative address (e.g. 10.0.1.4). I tried to go to Whatismyip.com to get my actual IP address, but I can't get to it that way either. Is there any way to keep the relative addresses distributed by the Time Capsule while sharing an IP, but still have a fixed IP to publish the filemaker database to? Any help would be tremendously appreciated.

Well, my posts a year late, but just a suggestion:
From what you said about how "The instant web publishing seems to need an absolute address (e.g. 67.123.45.23) rather than the relative address (e.g. 10.0.1.4)." I think I might remind you that they meant a "static IP", which doesn't change every time you connect. An absolute IP would be virtually impossible unless you requested it from a top-tier company. (And yes, you can subscribe to a service that gives you one, but it's way more than any ordinary person can afford) The other option, which you (and the rest of us) are using is a dynamic IP. It assigns an IP to each of our computer every time we "log on" to the internet
But, if you say that you only need instant web publishing, you can always try some kind of service like dynDNS that can redirect any (of your) domain(s) to your IP every time you connect.
dynDNS is free, but has business accounts....
(iWeb, on the other hand, is entirely different. iWeb is designed to export the website to Apple's server, therefore you do not need to deal with the whole IP thing.)

Why does my Web Publishing Tool fail to create an image of my front panel when I select the "Embedded" viewing mode?

I am trying to create an html file for access by a client computer through the LabVIEW Web Server. I want to enable the client to control the vi, so am chosing "Embedded" for the Viewing Option in the Web Publishing Tool. The small preview screen in the Web Publishing Tool shows an image of my front panel, but the resulting html file does not include this image. The Web Server error log shows a 404 error which I believe is due to the lack of an image (or any front panel objects) present in the html file: Error: 404 "Not Found" for "/.lv_frontpanelprotocol.rpvi100", file "c:/program files/national instruments/labview 2010/www/.lv_frontpanelprotocol.rpvi100": Can't access URL
If you are aware of this problem or know any solutions, please post a reply.
Thanks,
David

Does it work if you preview the web page locally?
Does the client computer have at least the minimum 2010 run time engine installed?
(quote: Additionally, the Run-Time Engine allows your browser to display VIs that are embedded in Web pages.")
LabVIEW Champion . Do more with less code and in less time .

Bout web publisher

Hi.
I want to know bout web publisher in express tehnology.
i want to create the template by web agent codings.after creating where should i put that html in express server(wat folder in express server)
tks

Thomas is right. A good example to start with is oneview.html, which is found in oracle_home\olap\oes634\owa634\sample
In addition for details on the API, objects and their properties, you can look at the XWAGENT.HLP file which is found on the Express Server CD.
The Express Web Agent User's Guide, also found on the CD in PDF format contains more examples and explanations than the HLP file.

Web publish tool creates blank page

I've been having some trouble with the LabVIEW web publishing tool. It seems that when I try to publish the front panel of my vi, a blank web page is produced instead. To publish, I select Tools>>Web Publishing Tool..., then select my VI from the VI name dropdown menu. I select monitor mode and use a refresh rate of a couple seconds. From there, I try to view a page preview, but all I see is a blank white page. When I try to view the html source of this page, it looks like a blank html document (i.e. view source just shows a blank page as well).
When I follow the web publishing wizard through to completion, I visit the address that the page is supposed to be published at, but get the same blank page results as I did in the preview. Note that I don't get a 404, just a blank page. However, when I look at the html document that was produced, it does contain a page (I've attached the html it produces, all I've done is change the extension to text so I could upload it).
I'm running LabVIEW 2009. The vi in question is in memory, running on the server computer. I have enabled the web server, but in the web publishing wizard, the "Start Web Server" button is inaccessible.
Does anyone know what might be wrong? Or better yet how to fix it?
Attachments:
exampleForForum.txt ‏1 KB

Jordan,
What I meant was that the VI was running on the computer that is acting as the server, which is in fact the same computer I was testing from. So yes, the problem still arose there. I have made some progress on this issue- it seems that it might be due to some bug with the Browser Access List. Our Browser Access list was empty. Whenever I tried to add something to it (i.e. by typing "*" into the Browser Address bar, selecting the "Allow viewing" radio button and then clicking the "Add" button), a blank entry would show up in the Browser access list. After hitting "ok" on the options box, the blank entry seemed to dissapear; when I would revisit the settings page under "tools->Options->Web Server" the browser list would show up totally empty again.
I was able to fix this problem just by typing "*" into the Browser Address bar, clicking "Add", and toggling back and forth between the radio button access options a few times. Eventually the * showed up as an entry in the browser access list, and when I hit ok the option seems to persist (so I can leave the Web Server options dialogue and return to it later to see that the * is still added with the proper permissions).
However, I'm still having problems. Now when I visit the url of my web published vi, I get the message "Client does not have access to the specified VI." I currently have the settings such that I think all browser clients should have view & control permissions for our published vis. I have attached a screenshot of this message and of our current browser permissions screen. Is this the proper set up? If not, what do I need to do to give viewing permissions to all clients?
Attachments:
screenshotWebPublishProblem.png ‏28 KB
screenshotBrowserPermissions.png ‏52 KB

Help about web publishing assistant...

Hi:
I have installed the Oracle8i Enterprise Edition in my PC(Winnt) and created some tables. I wanted show the result of query in webpage using IE5. But the web publishing assistant only products the .htx platform files rather than .html files which are needed. It also tells me "Ok" or "Successfully", but the "modified" is always "unavailable". What shall I do?
Waiting for your help and thank you in advance!

Hi 71316,
After installing all the software in the disc driver, then you should be able to publish your application. To begin, take a look at this Developer Zone tutorial http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/4791 which shows how to correctly publish your application. In specific, make sure the LabVIEW Web Server is enabled to allow users access to the front panels on the Web.
If you are still having trouble after following the tutorial, please post back more details of your application. Is this a Real-Time application? What version of LV are you using? Are you working with an executable? What error messages do you get when you try to load your applicaiton on the web? List the drivers installed on the cRIO.
Hope this helps!
Aldo A
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

Airport, Filemaker Pro 8.5 and Instant Web Publishing

I have a static IP address, with airport configured to distribute to 3 other computers and a printer, using 10.0.1.1 addressing.
In Filemaker, I've designed a data base, turned Instant Web Publishing On, the url showing is:
10.0.1.3:591 (I've set port 591 for use, as it is specifically for FMP.) The file is open, and testing with Safari using (10.0.1.3:591) the DB works flawlessly.
Coming from an 'outside' computer, I've tried the static URL with :591, and Safari returns "Server stopped responding". Obviously, I have something incorrectly set - can anyone tell me where I've gone wrong?

Sounds like you haven't told the router/base station to forward external connections on port 591 to your server.
By default your router is going to block all incoming traffic. If you're running a server inside your network that you want external users to access you need to tell your router that. It needs to know to accept connections on port 591 and forward them to the internal server. Not surprisingly this is known as 'port forwarding' and is discussed at length here and on other forums.
If you're using an AirPort Base Station you can use the AirPort Admin Utility to setup port forwarding. Add port 591 (and/or any other ports you want accessible from the outside world) and tell them which internal machine the traffic should go to (10.0.1.3 in this case) and you're set.

Getting error in Web publishing

Hi,
I want to web publish one vi using web publishing toolkit. In this process I am getting following error please any one help to slove this problem
if I give "Yes" also I am not able to publish this

Yes i am sure about this i have selected. I am using LabVIEW 8.6 in that i have given bellow configuration please check this
Regards,
Santhosh M

Why does "prepare for web publishing" turn text into an image?

I have to prepare some supplied print PDFs for use on the web. I used to use "Reduce file size."
With the new Acrobat, I use "prepare for web publishing". But when I use "prepare for web publishing", all the vector text in my document gets turned into a low-res image.
Why would this be the case, and please tell me I can turn it off?
Thank you!

I'm just guessing here but could it be that the text is not a typical web-safe font? If not, I could see why it does that to preserve the appearance of the document for those that don't have the proper fonts installed.

Oracle Web Publisher: NullPointerException when starting Java Applet

Hi there,
I'm using Express Server 6.3.4 and Web Publisher 6.3.2 and have created a very simple web briefing -- just a basic web page to see whether it works.
Now when browsing the sample page, an applet is loaded and tells me that several Oracle java classes are loaded. But in the end it fails:
java.lang.NullPointerException at oracle.olap.webAgent.express.Express.execute(Unknown Source) at ....
Does anybody know any solution?
Stefan

Yes, I tried a sample "application" -- the same error. I'm using IE5.5. To locate the "bug", I did the following:
I saved the generated HTML code (including the applet tag and all parameters) and loaded that "static" page using SUN's appletviewer. After a short error message (something like "Error in xwd_init: you provided extra input '\'") the applet was loaded and displayed properly. So I know that there's neither a classpath problem nor classes are missing.
Thank you for your help.
Stefan

Web Publisher

I am new to this. I am in the process of setting up a new website for our company. Our network provider has asked me to
Put up the trial pages using web publisher. I have the document saved in both Microsoft Publisher 2003 and Word 2003
I have downloaded Java SE development kit 6.
Can someone help?
Webnovice

Are you writing Java code? Questions regarding such code can be answered here.
If you're looking for information regarding products, or other than Java code, try these references:
http://www.google.com/search?q=web+publisher

Web publishing tool, I can't show the panel in embedded mode.

I don't know what happen but I have try every thing and still without the possibility to make a preview of my VI in the "web publishing tool" and also can't show the panel in embedded mode.
I can see the preview in the browser but it remain forever "downloading panel" and nothing more else happen.
Please help me because I don't find any explanation to this problem in Google.
Additional information:
1) I am using Labview professional development system 8.2 under Windows XP SP3 (it was the same under SP2), also in vista ultimate.
2) In the attachment I show that I'm using Mozilla Firefox but is the same problem under IE.

I don't think the preview ever shown an image.
Ton
Free Code Capture Tool! Version 2.1.3 with comments, web-upload, back-save and snippets!
Nederlandse LabVIEW user groep www.lvug.nl
My LabVIEW Ideas
LabVIEW, programming like it should be!

Web publishing

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for