Passing data through TCP/IP

Hello ! My challenge is this: I have a vi that i have to use as a server and a vi as a client. In the server vi, i want to modify multiple parameters of one graph and these modifications should reflect on the client vi. How can i transmit, through TCP/IP, the modified graph to the client vi/application ? I would appreciate very much a link or a example vi that can show me exactly how such an opperation can be achieved. Thank you!

You can make the string you pass include any data. Here is a simple example using an XML string.
<Graph>
<Value>1,2,3,4,5,6</Value>
<Visible>True<\Visible>
</Graph>
Send this string on the server side taking a reference to a graph and build a simple vi to generate a string containing the data you want to send.
At the client side you parse this string an a loop as set the appropriate property node as the tag dictates.
I cant think of a precanned solution for this but my morning coffee has not kicked in yet.
Paul
Paul Falkenstein
Coleman Technologies Inc.
CLA, CPI, AIA-Vision
Labview 4.0- 2013, RT, Vision, FPGA

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