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Application Web Server and Labview NXG (Lorawan)

Hi there. I`m trying to deal with LoRa technology and have faced some problems. If you know anything about next questions, just write down or send related links.
- There is an Actility cloud, where the data from sensors is being stored. Actility provides PUSH-POST technology to send data to application server. How can I deploy my own server using Labview, without 3d party platforms, where i can send data, and then catch it from platform using Labview. I was trying to publish Application Web Server in Labview 2017 and use this server for my WebVi project to share link with friends, but it wasn`t successful. 
- May I use SystemLink for my purpose? Is it a server, where data from Actility could be stored or not?
No files are attached, cause I`m just trying to understand it in theory at first. Thaks for your answers.

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So no 3rd party software at all? Or do you mean no paid 3rd party software? Not sure if this solution qualifies, as .NET framework is 3rd party...

 

A HTTP web server is a peace of cake in .NET:

Creating an efficient http web server for net microframework

Build Your Own Web Server

Simple C# Web Server

 

It is literally <5 .NET nodes, IIRC only one is needed. I've done it before for a RESTfull server, but I'll have to dig a bit to actually get that code.

 

.NET should work in NXG soon or right now.

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The problem is not about using third party services, but about the amount of time, that should be spend (or wasted) on studying how to use them. Maybe there is a "one click solution" to skip the transfer of data between Actility and another server or something like that. But thanks a lot for your answer.


wiebe@CARYA wrote:

So no 3rd party software at all? Or do you mean no paid 3rd party software? Not sure if this solution qualifies, as .NET framework is 3rd party...

 

A HTTP web server is a peace of cake in .NET:

Creating an efficient http web server for net microframework

Build Your Own Web Server

Simple C# Web Server

 

It is literally <5 .NET nodes, IIRC only one is needed. I've done it before for a RESTfull server, but I'll have to dig a bit to actually get that code.

 

.NET should work in NXG soon or right now.


 

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@Morbiys wrote:

Maybe there is a "one click solution" to skip the transfer of data between Actility and another server or something like that. But thanks a lot for your answer.


Wouldn't that be 3rd party software, that you need to waste time on?

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