Your first line of answer is not very clear to me i.e. "The last item in the address (ConfigFiles) is the object session to connect to in the DataSocket Server." How can i open a multiple connections....
This object session refers to the datasocket server data items that are created or predefined on the server. For example, samplebool, samplenum, and samplestring are object sessions (or data items) that are predefined on the server. If you open your server, and then go to Tools >> Diagnostics, you will see these 3 data items already populated on your server. These data items are what makes the last part of the url. For your case, ConfigFiles is a data item (or object session) that you will be connecting to. When you have multiple connections, you can either connect to this same data item to read/write from, or you can specify different data items on the same server. This is what allows you to have multiple connections and sessions defined on the datasocket server, and this is why you would normally not need multiple instances of the server itself. For high volume data exchange, the only issue I forsee would be lag due to the sheer amount of bandwidth required to pass this much data. The only thing you can do would be to lessen the amount of overhead in each transmission, and so LabVIEW's DSC Module would help because it is moreso designed for this type of communication. Hope this helps!
Jeremy L.
National Instruments
