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Labview.
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There you will find pull-down menus asking for the specific software you
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Application Notes, or FAQ). For the search field, type in ole and
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In article ,
"Ray" wrote:
> You can't write VIs to create your own OLE server. Instead, LabVIEW
5.0
> itself
> is an Automation Server. A type library is installed that allows you
to get
> interfaces
> to Applications and VIs. This is similar to programmatically
controlling LV
> on
> the diagram with VI references and property nodes.
>
> Any environment that provides COM support (Visual C/C++, VB, VJ++)
will be
> able to
> get interfaces to VIs. So you can write a set of VIs and call them
from
> C/C++ passing
> parameters to and fro...
>
> There should be some examples of this somewhere....
>
> Ray
>
> Boaz Sommer wrote in message <7h9855$mj9$1@news.netvision.net.il>...
> >Hello, group.
> >
> >I would like to bind to a LabView application/vi that acts as a
server, by
> >writing a client in C/C++. How do I do it in C/C++? LabView doesn't
create
> >type library, so is there another way of binding to an OLE server?
> >
> >Thank you,
> >
> > Boaz.
> >
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