PM3 programmer communication without command line EXE

Hello All,
We are using a PM3 programmer for ICSP in our ATE by using the command line option provided by Microchip. We could succesfully solve the task using USB communication.
But, to reduce some more command line execution time, instead of command line option we are planning to communicate with the PM3 directly by using the protocol details supplied by Microchip
To reduce our development time, we want to use the already developed PM3 programmer protocol interface driver VIs, if available .
If any of you have tried this option earlier, pls provide your suggestions.
thanks.
Krishna

Krishna,
I'm afraid I don't have any experience in that area, so I can't be of much help.  However, there is some discussion in the thread
How can I control PIC programmer with LabVIEW which you may find helpful.
Regards,
Devin K
Systems Engineering - RTT & HIL

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