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[wiengines]

Using NX7.5, and Visual Basic 2010 Express.

I would like to be able to compile my journals into dll's, but so far I am not having any luck.

I am able to compile and build the dll just fine, but when I go to run the dll, I get the following error message:

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Thoughts?



Chris T.
Project Design Analyst
Kohler Co. Engine Division
Using NX7.5

 

[cowski]

Do you have an NX .net author license?

www.nxjournaling.com

 

[uwam2ie]

have you included the signing recources , and signed, read the docs

 

[wiengines]

Hmmm, one IT guy siad that I do have the NX .net author license, and another one said I don't. At this point, I'm going to assume that I don't have it.

Chris T.
Project Design Analyst
Kohler Co. Engine Division
Using NX7.5

 

[Toost]

Assuming that you have a local install and the license is on some server, You can read what licenses you have
without having access to the actual license file:

Open a command prompt, ( "CMD" + <Enter> on the Windows start )
In this window, type "SET ugs" +<Enter>,
Windows will respond
UGS_LICENSE_SERVER=28000@servername
and probably also UGS_LICENSE_BUNDLE.

Then type SET UGII + <Enter>
which responds UGII_BASE_DIR=C:\dir\dir
and some other variables

Type "CD %UGII_BASE_DIR% + <Enter>" ( This will set your current directory to the address seen above.)
then CD UGFLEXLM +<Enter>

In this directory, there are local copies of the flexlm licening software and a tool named "lmutil"
The following line will use the lmutil to list which licenses are in use at the moment and what licenses are available.
You can type "lmutil /help +<Enter> to see the full list if you like.

Now type
"lmutil lmstat -c 28000@servername -a + <Enter>"
( Where "28000@servername" is what Windows responded when you typed "SET UGS" )

If this information "scrolls by too quickly" ( Which it normally does) Add " > c:\temp\licenses_in_use.txt" to the line and the result is instead pushed into a new textfile named "licenses_in_use.txt".
i.e
"lmutil lmstat -c 28000@servername -a > c:\temp\licenses_in_use.txt + <Enter>"

I have this line in a .bat file which i use when people complain that "there are no xyz licenses available".

Regards,
Tomas

 

[wiengines]

Thanks Toost for the tip! It worked very well

Looking at the licenses available, this is what I have:
C++ author
C++ runtime
ufunc development
ufunc execute
.net runtime

Sadly, I do not see the .net author license listed. Guess that answers my question.

Chris T.
Project Design Analyst
Kohler Co. Engine Division
Using NX7.5

 

[jpetach]

Wiengines,

For your consideration:

The utility "%UGII_BASE_DIR%\ugii\run_journal.exe" can effectively reauthor the existing .Net journal as a c++ journal which would be suitable for creating the dll.

HTH, Joe

"%UGII_BASE_DIR%\ugii\run_journal.exe" -r=newfile_name.cpp,lang=cpp, format=ascii existing_filename.vb

Usage: run_journal [ -pim ] [ -r=<filename>[,lang=<lang>][,format=<format>] ] [
-profile ] [ -allow_redo ] <journal-file> [ -args .... ]
Runs a journal file from the command line

-pim Run the journal with NX connected to Teamcenter
Any arguments after -pim that are not in the list below but a
re before
the -args switch are assumed to be for setting up the Teamcen
ter session,
examples are -u=<user>, -p=<password> and -g=<group>
-r=<filename>[,lang=<lang>][,format=<format>]
Rerecord a new journal to the given file name
<lang> must be vb, cpp, cs or java
<format> must be ascii, utf8, unicode, or unicode_big_endian