Two thoughts:
1) If you want a website, you'll be far better off using a language
whose strength lies in that sort of stuff. PHP, ASP, whatever, but the
right tool for the job. LabVIEW's great, but it's not necessarily the
best choice in all situations.
2) As far as finding a webhost is concerned, you're not likely to find
one that will (cheaply) let you run arbitrary executables or LabVIEW
code. I use 1and1 (www.1and1.com) personally, but of their hosting
options anything short of "You basically run the server yourself,
completely, and have to manage all the security / updating stuff
yourself, we just colo it for you" is probably not going to work. It
may be easier (at least for now) to run your own server and use dyndns
or something to provide an address. Not the most professional way to do
business, but it'd work.
