Making .exe file of an application which uses open inventor

[vahidhj93]

Hi,

I have written an application that imports obj and VRML files, shows in the open inventor viewer and does simplification action on them and then exports as FBX files.
now I need to make an .exe file of my application but it does not works on other computers.
I am using visual studio 2010 and I used Multi threaded dll as it was mentioned in the website. But I don't know which dll's I should use. OK I read the FAQ it is mentioned I should use depends program. but I couldn't use it in my computer.
anyway I decided to use whole bin folder dll.s but this time I got a license error.
I attached some images of problem.
I will be really grateful if you help me.
exeError.JPG

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BinError.jpg

[mikeheck]

I have written an application that imports obj and VRML files, shows in the open inventor viewer and does simplification action on them and then exports as FBX files.
now I need to make an .exe file of my application but it does not works on other computers.
I am using visual studio 2010 and I used Multi threaded dll as it was mentioned in the website. But I don't know which dll's I should use. OK I read the FAQ it is mentioned I should use depends program. but I couldn't use it in my computer.
anyway I decided to use whole bin folder dll.s but this time I got a license error.

There is information about the required DLLs for redistribution here: http://oivdoc95.vsg3d.com/content/op...redistribution

However it's perfectly OK, especially for testing, to just copy them all.

The licensing issue is almost certainly unrelated. I don't have enough information to give you a specific answer, but here is some general info.

If you purchased a "floating" license for Open Inventor and the second computer is on the same network, then it should just work. If it doesn't, please contact the customer support Hotline.

If you purchased a "node locked" license for Open Inventor, then you will need to get a license string specifically for the second computer. If you are planning to distribute the application, you would typically purchase a "runtime" license for the second computer, rather than another SDK (development) license. You should talk to your sales rep about that.

[vahidhj93]

Thank you very much. we ordered a node locked license and it works.