TelNet for CVI

[Andre Pristat]

I use LabWindows/CVI in its last version and need to write
an aplication that connects to a telnet server.

Is there any example how to implement telnet in CVI?

Thank you,
Andre

[Wasabi]

Andre,
Telnet is protocal based on TCP/IP. Therefore, you can use LabWindow/CVI
to build a program that uses TCP commands, which are in the TCP library, to
create a Telnet application. This might be a bit difficult becuase it
requires knowledge of the Telnet protocal. A simpler solution is to use a
Telnet ActiveX component. I have searched the web and found a number of
Telnet ActiveX component that you can use.

Regards,
Ali AlHasan
National Instruments.

Andre Pristat wrote in article
<382c2825@newsgroups.ni.com>...
>
> I use LabWindows/CVI in its last version and need to write
> an aplication that connects to a telnet server.
>
> Is there any example how to implement telnet in CVI?
>
> Thank you,
> Andre
>

[Andre Pristat]

Thank you for the responce Ali,
but so far I know (also discused in this NG) CVI only
supports ActiveX Automation, so I can't use TelNet ActiveX components.

Regards, Andre

"Ali AlHasan" wrote:
>Andre,>Telnet is protocal based on TCP/IP. Therefore, you can use LabWindow/CVI>to
build a program that uses TCP commands, which are in the TCP library, to>create
a Telnet application. This might be a bit difficult becuase it>requires
knowledge of the Telnet protocal. A simpler solution is to use a>Telnet
ActiveX component. I have searched the web and found a number of>Telnet
ActiveX component that you can use.>>Regards,>Ali AlHasan>National Instruments.>>Andre
Pristat wrote in article><382c2825@newsgroups.ni.com
>...>>
>> I use LabWindows/CVI in its last version and need to write>> an aplication
that connects to a telnet server.>> >> Is there any example how to implement
telnet in CVI?>> >> Thank you,>> Andre>>

[Ali AlHasan]

Andre,
I am sorry for the miscommunication. I was actually referring to using a Telnet ActiveX
server not control. If you have a Telnet application that exports a Telnet method then you
can use that as well. You might also be able to find a DLL that has a Telnet function.
If you can't find either then you will have to build a Telnet application based on TCP
functions.

Ali

Andre Pristat wrote:

> Thank you for the responce Ali,
> but so far I know (also discused in this NG) CVI only
> supports ActiveX Automation, so I can't use TelNet ActiveX components.
>
> Regards, Andre
>
> "Ali AlHasan" wrote:
> >Andre,>Telnet is protocal based on TCP/IP. Therefore, you can use LabWindow/CVI>to
> build a program that uses TCP commands, whic
h are in the TCP library, to>create
> a Telnet application. This might be a bit difficult becuase it>requires
> knowledge of the Telnet protocal. A simpler solution is to use a>Telnet
> ActiveX component. I have searched the web and found a number of>Telnet
> ActiveX component that you can use.>>Regards,>Ali AlHasan>National Instruments.>>Andre
> Pristat wrote in article><382c2825@newsgroups.ni.com>...>>
> >> I use LabWindows/CVI in its last version and need to write>> an aplication
> that connects to a telnet server.>> >> Is there any example how to implement
> telnet in CVI?>> >> Thank you,>> Andre>>

[asebt]

Hi,

If you can used DLL, take extrputty software.
This software is addon of putty and offered telnet API for teststand in order to send and received data.

I hope that can help you.

extraputty.free.fr


Message Edited by Support on 02-04-2008 08:58 AM