Can I embed the HTTP G Server inside an executable and run it on a machine that does not have LabVIEW installed?
Yes. In fact, as of LabVIEW 5.1, you do not actually need the Internet Developers Toolkit in order to serve Application Builder-created window images to the Internet, although the toolkit is still the easiest way to achieve CGI, SMTP, FTP, Telnet, and other behaviors using LabVIEW. For complete information on enabling the HTTP Server in your applications in any version of LabVIEW, refer to this explanatory information (zipfile that unzips into two VIs and two Word documents). • Why doesn’t the embedded .monitor URL (animated views of VI front panels) work with Microsoft Internet Explorer? The G HTTP Server code was written to take advantage of a specific type of server-side push for animated images that was only supported by the Netscape browser. As a result, panel animation is most flexible when used in conjunction with a Netscape browser. Under Internet Explorer, you can only obtain an animated image when that image is not embedded in HTML code. • Why do I get “500 Internal Error” me
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