When starting the control manager ccController.ctl in the console I get and error indicating the ccCheckLicense function is not defined in script. Going into the ccController.ctl script i added the library ccTools.ctl as the function requested to have, and I run into the next function not defined in the ccTools.ctl script which is encrypted and not accessible for users.
I loaded older projects and this error doesn't occur when I load the ccController.ctl script. Is there something in my project that would prevent these scripts from running properly?
OA Comm Center ccTools Function Undefined
- agruber
- Posts:147
- Joined: Tue Sep 07, 2010 2:52 pm
Re: OA Comm Center ccTools Function Undefined
Which version of WinCC OA / CommCenter do you use? Is the ccTools.ctl located in the project or in the installation directory of WinCC OA?
Do you have a valid license for CommCenter?
A common problem is also, the CommCenter CTRL manager needs to run as CTRL3 or CTRL4 since the default config.level loads the relevant libraries only for the CTRL managers with these numbers.
You could also post a directory listing of \\CommCenter_3.15\\scripts\\libs
BR, Andreas
Customer Care
Do you have a valid license for CommCenter?
A common problem is also, the CommCenter CTRL manager needs to run as CTRL3 or CTRL4 since the default config.level loads the relevant libraries only for the CTRL managers with these numbers.
You could also post a directory listing of \\CommCenter_3.15\\scripts\\libs
BR, Andreas
Customer Care
- rglock
- Posts:19
- Joined: Wed Sep 08, 2010 9:54 am
Re: OA Comm Center ccTools Function Undefined
Hello,
please note in addition, that /CommCenter_/scripts/libs only contains *.ctc (encrypted libs) at newer WinCCOA-versions (i.e. 3.14, 3.15), so you will have to include them with the correct extension.
best regards
Rainer Glocknitzer
please note in addition, that /CommCenter_/scripts/libs only contains *.ctc (encrypted libs) at newer WinCCOA-versions (i.e. 3.14, 3.15), so you will have to include them with the correct extension.
best regards
Rainer Glocknitzer