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Slides from JKI's CLA Summit 2013 presentation, "Connecting LabVIEW to Everything Else," presented by Jim Kring. Our consulting customers want the software we create to be “open,” in the sense that they need to integrate it into other business systems, or they need to use it from their own system development, or they just need to get data out in the way they want. This means providing an external API that users/clients can access – especially from tools other than LabVIEW. In this presentation from the Americas CLA Summit 2013, Jim Kring explains why external APIs are a fundamental part of professional software development, and explores how different types of APIs are useful at different stages of development all the way from proof-of-concept to final shipment.

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PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW
Connecting LabVIEW to Everything Else!
Jim Kring, JKI at the Americas CLA Summit 2013!
geekandpoke.typepad.com

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW3
APIs and Systems!
APIs

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW4
•  Products can be more than what’s in the box!
•  Customers can solve more business problems!
•  Customers become loyal and locked-in!
APIs: Business Value!

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW5
APIs and Systems!
APIs

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW6
APIs and Instruments!
APIs

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW7
Instruments APIs using SCPI!
Call 1-800-IEEE-488
MEAS:VOLT?
MEAS:CURR?
SCPI = Standard Commands for Programmable Instrumentation

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW8
Software Deﬁned Instruments!

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW9
Embedding LabVIEW Becoming More Practical!
More opportunities to create products
powered by LabVIEW

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW10
Back to Instruments and APIs !
It’s time for a demo!!

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW11
•  System VI!
•  Loads up the system and all its components!
•  Has a registry of all SCPI tree/nodes and their SCPI command
handlers!
•  Runs a TCP-IP Server / Listener at startup!
•  TCP-IP Server / Listener VI!
•  Launches a connection handler when a client connects at the port!
•  SCPI Connection Handler VI!
•  Parses (REC:RUN) SCPI message to determine which tree/node’s
(REC) command handler VI to call and passes it the (RUN) command.!
•  SCPI Command Handler VI!
•  Executes a Case Structure frame for the (RUN) command.!
SCPI API Implementation in LabVIEW!

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW12
•  SCPI (over TCP-IP, Serial, GPIB)!
•  Web Services (REST / XML: LabVIEW, Custom)!
•  DLLs, .NET, ActiveX, COM!
•  Network Shared Variables!
•  File IO, Dropbox!
•  Custom? Others?!
API Technologies!

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW13
•  LabVIEW!
•  Python!
•  Others?!
Language Bindings!

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW14
•  External / Public APIs!
!callable from outside the system!
•  Internal / Private APIs!
!only callable from inside the system!
External vs. Internal APIs!

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW15
JKI: Prototype Software to Product Software!

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW16
APIs and Systems!
APIs

PUSHING THE
LIMITS OF LABVIEW19
One More Thing!
Join Our Team 
Help us build the next generation of instrumentation.!
Talk to a JKI engineer or visit jki.net/careers.!

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CLA Summit 2013: Connecting LabVIEW to Everything Else

1. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW Connecting LabVIEW to Everything Else! Jim Kring, JKI at the Americas CLA Summit 2013! geekandpoke.typepad.com

2. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW3 APIs and Systems! APIs

3. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW4 •  Products can be more than what’s in the box! •  Customers can solve more business problems! •  Customers become loyal and locked-in! APIs: Business Value!

4. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW5 APIs and Systems! APIs

5. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW6 APIs and Instruments! APIs

6. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW7 Instruments APIs using SCPI! Call 1-800-IEEE-488 MEAS:VOLT? MEAS:CURR? SCPI = Standard Commands for Programmable Instrumentation

7. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW8 Software Deﬁned Instruments!

8. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW9 Embedding LabVIEW Becoming More Practical! More opportunities to create products powered by LabVIEW

9. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW10 Back to Instruments and APIs ! It’s time for a demo!!

10. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW11 •  System VI! •  Loads up the system and all its components! •  Has a registry of all SCPI tree/nodes and their SCPI command handlers! •  Runs a TCP-IP Server / Listener at startup! •  TCP-IP Server / Listener VI! •  Launches a connection handler when a client connects at the port! •  SCPI Connection Handler VI! •  Parses (REC:RUN) SCPI message to determine which tree/node’s (REC) command handler VI to call and passes it the (RUN) command.! •  SCPI Command Handler VI! •  Executes a Case Structure frame for the (RUN) command.! SCPI API Implementation in LabVIEW!

11. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW12 •  SCPI (over TCP-IP, Serial, GPIB)! •  Web Services (REST / XML: LabVIEW, Custom)! •  DLLs, .NET, ActiveX, COM! •  Network Shared Variables! •  File IO, Dropbox! •  Custom? Others?! API Technologies!

12. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW13 •  LabVIEW! •  Python! •  Others?! Language Bindings!

13. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW14 •  External / Public APIs! !callable from outside the system! •  Internal / Private APIs! !only callable from inside the system! External vs. Internal APIs!

14. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW15 JKI: Prototype Software to Product Software!

15. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW16 APIs and Systems! APIs

16. PUSHING THE LIMITS OF LABVIEW19 One More Thing! Join Our Team  Help us build the next generation of instrumentation.! Talk to a JKI engineer or visit jki.net/careers.!

CLA Summit 2013: Connecting LabVIEW to Everything Else

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