Hi,
You can call (open, run, close, save, etc.) VI's dynamicly using a VI
reference. Use property nodes and invoke nodes to perform opperations.
It can be done using different methodes. One is to use a "Call By Reference
Node", the other to use the "Open VI Reference". The first is a little
tricky, but the possibilities are enormous.
I usually make an ini file to load a driver, but you can also enummerate all
libraries, or VI's, and make the user choose. Then I load them dynamicly.
Regards,
Wiebe Walstra.
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AIR technical Automation
www.air.nl
"Calvin"
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> Hi,
> I am doing my final year project on wireless data acquisition &
building
> automation. Simply just a comput
er which can control building equipments &
> receive the status.
>
> I want my program to be flexible so that when there are new equipments
> added to the building, the user can add those equipments control in the
> computer side software. (I expect the user don't know how to user labview
> for programming). For example, if a water pump is added in the building,
the
> user can just add a new control for that water pump by just click on a few
> buttons and set the equipments address.
>
> Any suggestion??
>
> Best regards
> Calvin
>
>