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cloud storage apis

Hello,

Does anyone else has LabVIEW APIs for cloud storage services like Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive, etc.? I am seeking for a solution to integrate one or more of them in a project to upload measured results to the cloud right after recording, however I could not find good points yet.

I have found that these services have some available apis in various languages (mostly java, objective c, javascript and sometimes .net), however my knowledge in using program code via labview is close to none. 

Does anyone have any public solutions available? Or can you suggest where to start learning for it?

Thanks

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I remember that people did post some examples online. A quick search for S3 and Drive shows these two examples. You're welcome to search for more:

 

https://decibel.ni.com/content/groups/labview-interface-for-amazon-s3

https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-15430


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yes, I have found these two, however I am completely lost in OOP, so it's hard for me to examine what's going on

anyway, thanks, looks like I have to get into it, at least to a level where I can understand things

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thanks, will check them out 🙂

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Hey Jeanlucpicard,

if you want to upload your measurement data to a cloud storage provider from LabVIEW, you could use off-the-shelf platforms like "daq.io". It will give you historical data, account and user management, up and download of data from a LabVIEW API and much more. You can find the LabVIEW API in the LabVIEW Tools Network. Signing up and trying it out is free. 

 

Thanks

 

Peter 

 

 

CLD | Alliance Partner | Web data storage and visualization | daq.io
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