Custom Transport Protocol in OSB

Hi,
How custom transport protocol can be created in OSB? can any one guide me on this?
Regards,
Amik

Hi BLowery
I looked through our internal servers and was not able to find any examples for J1939 for LabWindows CVI. As you mention, you can still use the XNET functions to build up your code from there. If you have the chance to open the VIs see the code in the J1939 Transport Protocol Reference Example, this could be a good start point for building up your code on CVI. 
Hopefully, if someone has worked in this before, the might be able to provide suggestions or share their resources with you in this forum.
WenR

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