Programmatically Controlling VIs

The VI Server allows you to programmatically control VIs and LabVIEW. You can access the VI Server through block diagrams, ActiveX technology, and the TCP protocol. You can perform VI Server operations on a local computer or remotely across a network.

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Refer to the labview\examples directory for examples of programmatically controlling VIs.

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Related Concepts

Capabilities of the VI Server

Building VI Server Applications

Manipulating Application and VI Settings

Dynamically Loading and Calling VIs

Asynchronously Calling VIs

Related How-To

Asynchronously Calling VIs

Configuring the VI Server

Configuring VI Calls

Controlling Front Panel Objects Programmatically from a SubVI

Creating a VI Server Application