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* Automatic Publish and Subscribe This is WHIZ-Bang for the customers! Emphasize this!! * * The VI Server functionality is exposed through references to two classes of objects: the Application object and the VI object. As we have discussed, these classes of objects allow us to perform operations using methods and properties. An application class reference refers to a local or remote LabVIEW environment. This is the actual LabVIEW application itself, not a program written using LabVIEW. The properties and methods of the LabVIEW application object can, for example, change LabVIEW preferences and return system information. A virtual instrument class reference refers to a specific VI running in the LabVIEW application. The properties and methods of the VI object can, for example, change the VI’s execution and window options. The LabVIEW diagram functions for manipulating these properties and methods are discussed next. * * * The Open VI Reference function returns a reference to a VI specified by a name string or path to the VI’s location on disk. VI path control or name is polymorphic and can accept a string containing the name of the desired VI, or a path containing the complete path (including the name) to the desired VI. If you wire a name string, the VI must already be in memory. If you wire a path and the VI is already in memory, you get the one in memory, whether its path is the same as the input or not. application reference is a reference to a LabVIEW application to which the specified VI belongs. It is obtained from the Open Application Reference function. This input is optional. If you do not wire anything to the application reference, it will assume that you are refering to the local application. The Options input to the Open VI reference function is an advanced feature. It may be a combination of the following values:  0x01: Record Modifications 0x02: Open Templates for Editing If Options is set to 0x01, it starts recording modifications and if it is s