Internet Applications in Lab View-w/cd

1414D-0 Virtual instrumentation, virtually anywhere Control LabVIEW applications from any Web browser Use LabVIEW with CGI, Java, ActiveX, and DataSocket Learn how to apply the latest Internet technologies to bring LabVIEW to life on the Internet or inside your organization's intranet. You can create networked virtual instrumentation systems that are available wherever and whenever you need them. Whether you need to monitor your Virtual Instruments (VIs) over the Web, or create a remote control system through your LAN, you will find the tools and techniques to create networked applications in this book. Review the basics of the Internet and its key applications from the viewpoint of LabVIEW, then learn to set up secure client-server applications. Hands-on examples and activities are given throughout the book. Internet Applications in LabVIEW is the first book that specifically combines Internet technologies with LabVIEW know-how. Use these powerful tools to enhance collaboration and keep pace with today's decentralized computing environments. Now you can have LabVIEW everywhere! About the CD The CD-ROM contains code and solutions for the book's activities, plus a variety of software for both Microsoft? Windows? and Macintosh? operating systems. Demo versions of: LabVIEW 5.0 DataSocket JavaBeans SNMP Toolkit AppletVIEW Virtual Instrumentation Beans (VIB) for Java Free versions of: Netscape Navigator? Adobe? Acrobat? Reader IBM Visual Age for Java for Microsoft Windows Free sample code, examples, and activities that show you how to: Monitor LabVIEW VIs over the Web Master the details of DataSocket to share live data over the Net Create ActiveX controls and Java applets for controlling LabVIEW Use the Internet Toolkit for G to work with e-mail and ftp Use the VI Server for distributed computing Understand CGI applications Apply the principles of network security to your software and much more!Travis, Jeffrey is the author of 'Internet Applications in Lab View-w/cd' with ISBN 9780130141446 and ISBN 0130141445.