02-27-2009 10:08 AM
I have a labview application that i made and i am trying to figure out if i can buy a domain say www.mylabviewprogram.com and put my application on there so others can use it. Is this possible
Thank You
Harold Timmis
02-27-2009 10:10 AM
Sure.
You would need to have the domain registrar point to a PC that is running your LabVIEW application. Then you would have to setup that application to use remote web panels, or be its own webserver application.
02-27-2009 10:14 AM
so all i would have to do is get a domain name. what is a domain registrar point? and how can i set up a website to use web panels? I am sorry i am just trying to figure this hole thing out
thank you
Harold Timmis
02-27-2009 10:38 AM - edited 02-27-2009 10:41 AM
Point as in verb, not a noun. The domain registrar needs to know the actual machine name URL that the domain is assigned to, so any DNS requests can point it to the correct machine.
Search the forums for remote web panels. In LabVIEW, look at Tools menu then Web Publishing Tools.
Before rushing out to get a domain name, get some basic tests done internally with an application using remote front panels. Make sure it works the way you want to. Any PC that doesn't have the LabVIEW runtime engine will have to download and install that first before the remote panel will work the first time. And there may be the need to bypass security features, popups, stuff like that, for a user to allow the download to occur.
02-27-2009 03:30 PM
I figured I would have to use the web publishing tool and it is working pretty well what would i do after i published it with the web publishing tool and I did have to get the runtime as you said.
thank you
harold timmis
03-01-2009 01:00 AM
Also i reviewed some things and i found out that you can only have one person use the vi at a time I do need this to be used by several ppl at a time is this possible?
thank you,
03-01-2009 10:49 PM
03-03-2009 09:32 PM
03-03-2009 10:36 PM
Harold Timmis wrote:
so with this license I can have many people use this vi at the same time?
I think only one client can request control at any given time, all others can watch.
I don't think it is possible so each remote user can operate on a different instance of the same VI at the same time. Not sure...
03-03-2009 10:44 PM
Depending on your application you could also look at using a Web Service interface.
Essentially you would have a standard web page backed by logic implemented in LabVIEW.