LabVNC
control
any VI over the web, instantly
LabSQL
use
ADO and SQL in LabVIEW to communicate with databases
LabPerl
communication
interfaces for LabVIEW<->Perl
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LabVIEW
Open Source Tools (L.O.S.T.)
What
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The
LabVIEW Open Source Tools (L.O.S.T.) site is an initiative to encourage
and promote the use and development of open
source, free software for the LabVIEW community. For more information,
see the FAQ section.
Currently
there are three tools available for download:
- LabVNC:
LabVNC is a cross-platform utility for letting you instantly and
without any programming, remotely control a VI over the web.
It turns any VI you choose into a Java applet on the fly, allowing
you full control through the web browser.
- LabSQL
is a toolkit for using Microsoft's ADO ActiveX component in LabVIEW
to connect to and run SQL queries on any ODBC-compliant database,
such as Access, SQL Server, Oracle, etc.
- LabPerl
is an API to allow Perl and LabVIEW to communicate
Also
check out the LabXML
open source project for XML tools for LabVIEW!
All
the software on this L.O.S.T. site is FREE, licensed under
the GNU Lesser Public License.
The
source code is also freely available. You are encouraged to download,
use, modify, re-distribute, and contribute to this software. You
are welcome to use any of these tools in your projects.
I would
love to see this list grow; please email
me if you have any open source tools you would like to contribute!
Also, if you would like to contribute to further development on
any of these tools, please let me know.
DISCLAIMER:
I
do not provide technical support of any kind for these tools. They
are provided on an "as is" basis, with no warranty of
any kind. You can purchase technical support packages from Rayodyne;
please visit their website for contact information.
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