LabVIEW plug-in for Google Wave?

[jeremy_levy]

I was wondering if there was interest at National Instruments (or Google or elsewhere) to develop a toolkit for exporting live data to Google Wave.  I just got beta access for wave and it looks like it would be a great way to document experiments.  It can accept input in many different forms, and saves and updates in real time.  A plugin that takes a data stream and saves it to a wave, plotting it etc, would be nice.

What do other people think??

[PJS]

I recently signed up, although I did miss the beta opener.. I have an application that could take advantage of the wave (I believe), I settled on implementing MSMQ as that resolved issues that I was having over having a custom TCP/UDP.  I could have used data sockets, but since our company uses active directory, it seems like a good fit... Especially with the MSMQ host running on a server instead of someone's local machine... and not having to convince IT to host a 3rd party service.  And since dynamic creation of shared variables can only be done thru a 3rd party toolkit, that was not an option either.  Since I have no idea how many clients may connect at any time and with whom they will share information.  The only downside was having to have an active VPN connection if the system is running outside of the company locations. 

I guess once I start using wave (as part of a team collaborative effort), I would like to research using it for implementations for sending/receiving near realtime data stream.