Storage *.vi-driver in custom file

hello,
In my project I work with a plugin principle. Each plugin reach to a measurement sensor. The plugin contains all info about the manufacturer, all equations for a m-file that communicates with matlab, and further parameters like visualizations etc. The plugin is build around a cluster. The structure refers to the plugin-version, and the content of the plugin has been stored in a file (the plugin).
Lately I noticed that some measurement sensors need some labview drivers to interact with the program for the right values. I would like to add these drivers to the plugin so that the whole system would be universal and flexibel. But i don't have any idea to combine the plugin data with a *.vi so that I have 1 object. Or is there an other way?
Greetz,
Coert

Hello,
Thanks for your solution but that was my backup for my problem
I had my system analysed and it is possible. But the problem is, that there are 2 kinds of programs: a plugin program (this one creates the plugins and runs on a normal pc/laptop) and a measure program (this one is running on a Industrial PC, and there is a transfer needed by USB or FTP).
The idea of using plugins is to make the system flexibel. But if I implement your solution I must create a driver library, because my measure program can contain all measurement sensors and each sensor has an other driver.
Sow, thanks for your answer, but is there not another way to get the plugin info and a vi-file(s) combine to one file?
I hope this would help...
Thanks again.
greetz,
Coert

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