how do I run a labview application as a server service?

[JFTICH]

I am currently developing a couple of LabVIEW applications that utilize a server client architecture. The applications are designed to collect data on a server, and distribute the data to clients over the network. My current plan is to run the LabVIEW server application on a server machine with Windows 2003 server. Has anyone ever setup a LabVIEW application to run on the server service? I would like to be able to boot the server and not have to log on. Is there a way to register the application to run on the server service?

[Joe_Guo]

Hope this link is what you are looking for:

http://zone.ni.com/devzone/conceptd.nsf/webmain/A9B2FA96B851394586256B26006ECB98?opendocument

Joe

[DD]

If you just want to avoid logging in, you can also schedule the application
to run on system startup.


"JFTICH" wrote in message
news:506500000008000000A4CB0000-1079395200000@exchange.ni.com...
> . . . I would like to be
> able to boot the server and not have to log on. . .

[Ole]

You can use a program as Service+ from Nicoware. It will run your
application as a service.

It has a very nice GUI. You don't have to be an expert to use it. We
are using it on our servers and workstations for a variety of
applications.

You can download a full functional evaluation version from
http://nicoware.net/software/download.php