Connect LabWindows/CVI to Opto22

I would like to connect the hardware of Opto22 to the software of
LabWindows/CVI. I thought of using OPC but I don't understand really
how to setup an OPC server. Is there another way to connect these 2
items using a driver of maybe DDE? I quite new in these things so
forgive me if I ask stupid questions.
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Hi nqn,
There are actually two conversion wizards that CVI offers with regards to integrating with Visual C++. You can read about them in the Integrating LabWindows/CVI with Microsoft Visual C++ KnowledgeBase. The only problem is that we don't have conversion wizards available for Visual Studio 208. We only have conversion and project wizards available for Visual Studio 2005, Visual Studio .NET 2003 and Visual Studio 6.0. I will say that we are planning on creating wizards for Visual Studio 2008 but this is several releases away. With that said, I would suggest that you submit a product suggestion so we know people are wanting this.
So for right now, I would suggest using the conversion wizard in Visual Studio 2005 and then just upgrading that project to VS 2008.
Best Regards,
Jonathan N.
National Instruments

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Tu as posté ta question sur la partie internationale du forum.
Si tu souhaites avoir plus de chance d'avoir une réponse je te conseille soit d'y poser ta question en anglais soit de la poser sur le forum francophone : French forum
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