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In case anyone is interested, I wrote a short blog post on the Add-on Dev Center (ADC) blog about Team LAVA and the LAVA Code on LabVIEW Tools Network project. For those who don't know the ADC is a NI community group hosted by the LabVIEW Partner Program team that contains (hopefully) helpful documents on creating a third party add-on for the LabVIEW Tools Network. This is also where all of the Compatible With LabVIEW information and requirements are posted and kept updated as we make changes. We occasionally post blog updates with interesting information or tips that would interest those creating LabVIEW add-ons. Feel free to join the ADC community, follow the blog updates and provide us with any feedback you have on anything you see. Link to the blog post: LAVA Code on LabVIEW Tools Network https://decibel.ni.com/content/groups/labview-add-on-dev-center/blog/2012/02/03/lava-code-on-labview-tools-network

I jsut wanted to remind everyone: you've probably heard of the LabVIEW Idea Exchange, but you may not know about the TestStand Idea Exchange. If you're a TestStand user, go check it out!

There are heaps of results for "labview exif" on Google. Have you looked through those?

Conversely, you can build a VIPC for your project using one of the pay-to-play versions of VIPM. It lets you scan a project and make a list of all of the necessary packages, with the option to actually include them in the VIPC.

I've always been meaning to post this code library, once it is meaningfully "finished", but that may be a LONG time. So here is a very "beta", "lightly documented", and "less than entirely untested" version as of today. Test Messenger library.zip NOTE: newer version (2011) in a later post. Contains a "Messenging" library and a set of examples that are up-to-date versions of the ones I posted here and in my Parallel Process thread. Dependancies are the OpenG toolkit (Data Tools, mostly) and the JKI statemachine, both available with VI Package Manager. LabVIEW 8.6.1. Here is a a Class Diagram with labels: There is a Palette Menu for the library, but if that doesn't work there is also a "Tree.vi" of the most useful VIs. Any comments appreciated, -- James