- Ensure that you created the "slrealtime.Application('<appname>')" object only after the real-time application has been built. The argument is the file name without the ".mldatx" file extension of the MLDATX file that the build produces on the development computer.
- Ensure that you have specified the correct application name without any typos or case sensitivity issues.
- Make sure that your MATLAB working directory is set to the folder where your Simulink Real-Time application resides. The application name should be specified relative to this directory. If you are not in the correct directory, MATLAB might not be able to find the application.
- Verify that the application files are present in the specified directory. The application name you provide should correspond to the .mldatx file that represents your Simulink Real-Time application.
slrealtime.Application fails with "Enter a valid application name"
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Hi,
When I try to run slrealtime.Application('<appname>'), where <appname> is my application name without the .mldatx extension, I get an error message saying I need to enter a valid application name. I've tried passing the application name with and without the path, but it fails either way. Any idea what I might be doing wrong? Here is the error message below:
>> tg.getInstalledApplications
ans =
1×1 cell array
{'<appname>'}
>> slrealtime.Application('<appname>')
Error using slrealtime.internal.Application
Enter a valid application name
Error in slrealtime.Application
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Varun
on 30 Oct 2023
Hi Jeffrey,
Looks like you are trying to run "slrealtime.Application('<appname>')" where <appname> is the application name without ".mldatx" extension but you are facing an error message as "Enter a valid application name".
The functions "tg.getInstalledApplications" and "slrealtime.Application('<appname>')" which you have used appears to be correct. However, you can follow some workarounds to troubleshoot the issue:
Please refer to the following documentation to learn more about using "slrealtime.Application()" function:
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