Macro is shown as available but does not execute

[Thaimulpet]

Hello everyone,

I encountered an issue, that my VSTA/Zenon wont run my Macro. even if I write a simple Macro like:

public void Macro_Test1()
{
MessageBox.Show("This is a Test");
}
The Name of the Macro shows up in the List, where I'm able to link a Macro to a function. I set the Function onto a Button and create the Runtime.
Still I don't get any Messageboxes, after I've pressed the Button. but why?

The parameters for the ZenOn is set up to:

[VSTA]
CSHARP=1
ON=1
LOADED=1

The awkward thing is that the Project worked last week without any problems, could it be that a colleague of mine, has
accidently erased a connection from the VSTA-part to the Project?
Thank you for any help u can give!

Kind regards

[Thaimulpet]

Hello there and thank you for your reply!

Well I did all of that and came to no conclusion. After I called my local Support of Copa Data they were able to help me out with my problem.

Obviously it seems like the Operator License has no authority to use VSTA (Not even RT-Only) So I was, as always, programming in the Supervisor Version,
switched to the Operator Version to test it. And it stopped working correctly.

Long Story short told
VSTA seems to not work with Operator License.

Still Thank you for your Response!

Kind regards

Fabian

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[estefania.ga]

Hello Thaimulpet,

The macro you wrote should be executed in the RT, when you have wrote it on the right VSTA Editor. You can find more information on zenon help: Manual -> Programming interfaces -> VSTA -> Creating a VSTA project -> VSTA projects in Runtime

If your macro is written on the right spot and it is still not working, I suggest you to contact your local support for further help, because it looks like a problem with your specific zenon project or system.

Best regards,
Steffi

[Thaimulpet]

Hello there and thank you for your reply!

Well I did all of that and came to no conclusion. After I called my local Support of Copa Data they were able to help me out with my problem.

Obviously it seems like the Operator License has no authority to use VSTA (Not even RT-Only) So I was, as always, programming in the Supervisor Version,
switched to the Operator Version to test it. And it stopped working correctly.

Long Story short told
VSTA seems to not work with Operator License.

Still Thank you for your Response!

Kind regards

Fabian

//Closed