The VI that I am making will be used to control actual devices remotely. We don't want the full interface VI to be client-side because it will have some internal time-sensitive actions to take--the user is mostly just hitting Start buttons and pre-setting the timers--so we're using the Web Publishing Tool (WPT), which as per my understanding does all the behind-the-scenes actions on the server computer. (Right?)
Since we're controlling actual devices, we're interested in preventing rubberbanding, where (for example) the user tries to increase the voltage, sees it go up, sees it drop back down to an intermediate value as the server updates, and has to try again. My question is: When using the WPT, what is each computer actually doing? Is the client's display being updated locally while commands are being sent, or does the WPT require that the server report back with a picture of the front panel to update the client?
