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Martin,
I am trying to setup IFX on a network. I believe I have everything setup correctly but get a similar error to the one above. Using your solution and running IFX through the creo load point, everything works fine just like in this post. The problem I have is when I point the IFX configuration PATH_ABS_LIBRARY to my network location I get the hole_com.cpp error. Can you help with this?
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Oliver,
Thanks for your quick response. I eventually determined that the assembly model I was using to validate all my changes in moving fasteners to our network somehow became corrupt. I'm guessing some IFX data remained in the models as I deleted and reinserted fasteners to test. While waiting for your response I created a new assembly with two plates. Now everything works seemlessly. I was able to copy metric fasteners from IFX prolibrary and change instance names and add additional parameters for our buying information.
I also came across another post of yours where I realized the .DAT and the family table instance names need to match, which was an addition issued I had.
All works well now. Thanks.
@jndejak wrote:
Martin,
I am trying to setup IFX on a network. I believe I have everything setup correctly but get a similar error to the one above. Using your solution and running IFX through the creo load point, everything works fine just like in this post. The problem I have is when I point the IFX configuration PATH_ABS_LIBRARY to my network location I get the hole_com.cpp error. Can you help with this?
Hi,
I hope @OliverGräbner can comment your request.
Hi @jndejak
can you please provide more information.
Can you send the 'hole_com.cpp' error message.
Do you use own customized *.hol files with creo option 'hole_parameter_file_path' set to your hole folder?
If this problem is not related to your first problem, it might make sense to create a new post for it.
@MartinHanak - thanks for mention me.
Oliver,
Thanks for your quick response. I eventually determined that the assembly model I was using to validate all my changes in moving fasteners to our network somehow became corrupt. I'm guessing some IFX data remained in the models as I deleted and reinserted fasteners to test. While waiting for your response I created a new assembly with two plates. Now everything works seemlessly. I was able to copy metric fasteners from IFX prolibrary and change instance names and add additional parameters for our buying information.
I also came across another post of yours where I realized the .DAT and the family table instance names need to match, which was an addition issued I had.
All works well now. Thanks.