Internet applications in LabVIEW / Jeffrey Travis.
By: Travis, Jeffrey
.
Material type: 
BookSeries: Virtual instrumentation series.Publisher: Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Prentice Hall, c2000Description: xix, 601 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + pbk.ISBN: 0130141445 .Subject(s): LabVIEW | Scientific apparatus and instruments -- Computer simulation | InternetDDC classification: 502.84678 | Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| General lending | MTU Bishopstown Library Lending | 502.84678 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 00075535 | |
| General lending | MTU Bishopstown Library Store | 502.84678 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 00075534 |
Browsing MTU Bishopstown Library shelves, Shelving location: Lending Close shelf browser (Hides shelf browser)
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Open Road's Best of Belize is packed with useful suggestions for maximizing a short-term visit to Belize. Go eco-touring in the interior Maya Mountains and Mountain Pine Ridge, explore the wilds in the Crooked Tree sanctuary, navigate the ruins at Altun Ha and Xunantunich, take an excursion to Tikal across the border, or relax along the beautiful beaches and resorts of the Placencia Peninsula. This updated second edition also has great hotel and restaurant recommendations at all price levels, featuring a Spanish-English glossary of phrases and words that will help travelers get around the country with ease.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 581-584) and index.
Part I: Introduction to internetworking LabVIEW -- Remote Virtual Instruments -- Internet Technology: a primer -- Client-server applications with labVIEW -- The VI server -- Datasocket -- Part II: LabVIEW and the web -- How the world wide web works -- Publishing web documents with labVIEW -- Advanced web technologies: an Overview -- Using CGI with labVIEW -- Using activeX with labVIEW -- Using java with labVIEW -- Network security issues and solutions -- Part III: LabVIEW and other internet protocols -- Using labVIEW with other internet protocols -- Part IV: Practical applications -- Practical considerations for labVIEW internet applications -- Real-world labVIEW-internet applications.
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- Preface (p. xiii)
- Part I Introduction to Internetworking LabVIEW
- Chapter 1 Remote Virtual Instrumentation (p. 3)
- Introduction (p. 3)
- Virtual Instrumentation, LabVIEW, and the Internet (p. 5)
- Why Networked Instrumentation (p. 5)
- Overview of LabVIEW Features for Internet Applications (p. 12)
- Chapter 2 Internet Technology: A Primer (p. 19)
- Overview (p. 19)
- Networks and the Internet (p. 20)
- The TCP/IP Protocol (p. 28)
- FAQs (p. 52)
- Chapter 3 Client-Server Applications with LabVIEW (p. 55)
- Overview (p. 55)
- Client-Server Models for LabVIEW (p. 56)
- TCP Client-Servers in Practice for LabVIEW (p. 59)
- UDP Client-Server in LabVIEW (p. 78)
- The Remote DAQ Server (p. 84)
- FAQs (p. 88)
- Chapter 4 The VI Server (p. 91)
- What Is the VI Server? (p. 91)
- Using the VI Server for Client-Server and Distributed Computing Applications (p. 114)
- FAQs (p. 116)
- Chapter 5 DataSocket (p. 123)
- Overview of DataSocket (p. 123)
- Using DataSocket VIs in LabVIEW (p. 132)
- FAQs (p. 154)
- Part II LabVIEW and the Web
- Chapter 6 How the World Wide Web Works (p. 161)
- Overview (p. 161)
- The Technologies of the Web (p. 162)
- Putting It All Together: Web Technologies at Work (p. 191)
- FAQs (p. 193)
- Chapter 7 Publishing Web Documents with LabVIEW (p. 195)
- Overview (p. 195)
- Creating Web Documents from LabVIEW (p. 196)
- Accessing Web Documents from LabVIEW (p. 218)
- A Summary of the LabVIEW-Web Capabilities (p. 226)
- FAQs (p. 227)
- Chapter 8 Advanced Web Technologies: An Overview (p. 231)
- CGI and Forms (p. 232)
- Java Applets (p. 235)
- ActiveX Controls (p. 240)
- JavaScript (p. 244)
- ActiveServer Pages (ASP) (p. 248)
- Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) (p. 250)
- Document Object Model (DOM) (p. 251)
- Dynamic HTML (DHTML) (p. 252)
- XML (eXtensible Markup Language) (p. 253)
- Multimedia and Plug-Ins on the Web (p. 256)
- E-commerce (p. 259)
- Chapter 9 Using CGI with LabVIEW (p. 265)
- Overview of CGI (p. 265)
- Some More Background on CGI (p. 269)
- LabVIEW and CGI Applications (p. 289)
- FAQs (p. 312)
- Chapter 10 Using ActiveX with LabVIEW (p. 315)
- ActiveX Overview (p. 315)
- LabVIEW and ActiveX (p. 317)
- Controlling LabVIEW Over the Web with DataSocket and ActiveX Controls (p. 328)
- FAQs (p. 347)
- Chapter 11 Using Java with LabVIEW (p. 349)
- Overview (p. 349)
- Java Programming (p. 350)
- Using the DataSocket JavaBean (p. 365)
- Other Techniques for Using Java and LabVIEW (p. 391)
- FAQs (p. 394)
- Chapter 12 Network Security Issues and Solutions (p. 395)
- Overview of Net Security (p. 395)
- Security Considerations of LabVIEW Network Technologies (p. 403)
- Security Considerations of LabVIEW Web Technologies (p. 411)
- FAQs (p. 429)
- Part III LabVIEW and Other Internet Protocols
- Chapter 13 Using LabVIEW with Other Internet Protocols (p. 433)
- Overview (p. 433)
- E-Mail (p. 434)
- FTP (p. 458)
- Other Internet Protocols (p. 468)
- FAQs (p. 477)
- Part IV Practical Applications
- Chapter 14 Practical Considerations for LabVIEW Internet Applications (p. 481)
- Designing Internet-Enabled Virtual Instrumentation (p. 481)
- Databases and Other Related Stuff We Didn't Talk About (p. 490)
- Looking Ahead: The Future of Net-Enabled Instrumentation (p. 498)
- Chapter 15 Real-World LabVIEW-Internet Applications (p. 503)
- LabVIEW as World Wide Web Server and Internet Interface to Operating Equipment (p. 504)
- Remote Test Monitoring with LabVIEW and DataSocket (p. 516)
- Programming Tools Give Internet-Based Instrumentation Extra Interactivity (p. 522)
- Remote Manipulation with LabVIEW for Educational Purposes (p. 543)
- Using Java Applets to Control DC Servo Dynamometer System Remotely (p. 550)
- Information Passing Over a LAN Using LabVIEW (p. 559)
- Process Control Over an Intranet with BridgeVIEW (p. 566)
- Appendix A CD-ROM Contents (p. 573)
- Appendix B Resources (p. 577)
- Appendix C References (p. 581)
- Glossary (p. 585)
- Index (p. 595)
- About the Author (p. 601)