Hi Paul,
I want to used mbed to create a heating controller containing an embedded web server. The basic requirement is to be able to vary on/off times remotely, if for example, I have to work late.
Sounds like an awesome project.
I have monitored the forum since I received my mbed 2 weeks ago. The numerous postings of problems with the various HTTP servers astounds me. In particular, I thought lwIP was stable, working software.
Well yes, but not the port. Furthermore the most people using lwip using it on top of an RTOS and therefore they use a different API. The HTTPServer is my homebrewed project. Therefore it might work not that perfect. But in the last four weeks, I get more and more "tester/user" and it really helps to debug.
This leads me to the question, has anybody got a HTTP server working on mbed?
Yes, it works for me ;-) I have an mbed in front of me with an JavaScript page on the HTTPServer to control it and it's now running for longer than 72h. The last time I was testing it was failing after 9h. It's still serving pages and answering RPC requests from Chrome, Firefox or Internet Explorer.
But as you might know caused by the fact that I made the port and the library on top. I'm pretty good in working around my own bugs/features even if I don't want to. So I need the helping hand of people who test it like you or Ilya or Dan or all the others, thank you a lot.
By the way have you seen http://mbed.org/esc/ the twitter reading fish? It was made with the HTTPClient.
Cheers
Rolf
I want to used mbed to create a heating controller containing an embedded web server. The basic requirement is to be able to vary on/off times remotely, if for example, I have to work late.
I have monitored the forum since I received my mbed 2 weeks ago. The numerous postings of problems with the various HTTP servers astounds me. In particular, I thought lwIP was stable, working software.
This leads me to the question, has anybody got a HTTP server working on mbed?
Paul