Labview communicate with ABB robot through dll Dot Net

Hi all,
Currently I need to use labview to do the communicate with dot net, for example to read and write RAPID data, Get execute status from robot. I'm able to read from RAPID but can't manage to write. Does anyone have an idea how to do? Please advice. Thanks

Hi,
The NI OPC Server supporting device and drivers are here. Labview and third party device communication through OPC Server web cast avalable on here.
Datasocket/OPC Server Example avalable on following link. \Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2009\examples\comm\datasktx.llb
Siva
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