How to make a Web Page with Labview?

[fregue]

I have a Project: CONTROL A CAMERA OVER INTERNET (with Labview)

i try to make a Web Page but it s very difficult for me.I have Labview 8.6 and Internet Toolkit.

Why can i make a simple Web page?

Why can i control the camera over Internet?

Thanks...

[AdnanZ]

You will need to approach this step by step. First, you will need to design an application that talks to a camera and controls it according to the project's specification. After you are done with that, you can create a web application by using the Web Publishing Tool (Tools -> Web Publishing Tool). Search on the NI website and forums to get more information on it. You don't need the Internet Toolkit at this point.

[TobiD]

Hi fregue,

you have two possibilities to access your VI via a Web Browser.

First, what Adnan Z told you already, you can use the Web Publishing Tool. This is the easiest way to access your VI.

The other option is the use of the LabVIEW Web Services,  this allows you to access only specific controls or indicators.

You can find a tutorial here Using Web Services in LabVIEW. 

Well, the questions why you can do this? It's a  convenient way to control your VI from remote places ... i hope this helps

Tobias

[TobiD]

here you can find a example of the web service feature of LabVIEW:

http://weatherstation.natinst.com/weather/pages/index.html  

[Igor_Titov]

This thread is quite old but there is a new answer that might better suite your needs... So, for those who are looking for the answer, have a look at WebPager plugin for LabVIEW here: https://labicom.net/labdeveloper/WebPager/ . It will make much better job (in most cases) than Remote Panels and Web Services suggested above. The only difficulty I see in your request is a 'camera' word. With WebPager you'll be able to control it from the browser (without any plugins or similar things), but the video image itself will pose problems... Still, it can be tackled. 

[yura_beno]

labicom.net seem to be down, for a more current example please see my http://bionichaos.com (still trying to make it secure https) which hosts tools such as EEG Spectrum 16 Chan Viewer, Noisy Sine Wave Prediction and more