Does the latest cFP product offering support web services like the cRIO?

I'm wondering if the cFP family supports web services like cRIO. I used cFP with LV8.5 a few years ago and there was no support.

Hello,
Yes you can. The process for running a web service from a cFP RT controller is the same for a cRIO. The procedure is documented in the article Running a Web Service from a Real-Time Target. Let me know if you have any questions.
Have a great day,
Justin Parker
National Instruments
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