... Contrary to what Alexandre writes, there is actually nothing wrong with this procedure. There is no reason why a cgi function "should" end in a redirect,...
... In some browsers (e.g. IE 6), you don't even have to create the web page. Entering the URL above into the "address bar", then monitoring with Ethereal,...
... (...) ... Ok so maybe it shouldn't (not surprising, I have yet to find the first browser that conforms to all standards it claims to support, be it html, ...
Maurits- Thank you for your message. Is it true that each instance of a calling browser will end up on a different socket somehow? I'm working on a system...
... Each call will have its own state variable. There is a call; something like http_getsock() to get the socket. You can then call getpeername(). I bet the...
That´s a good point of view. I did end up monitoring this behavior with Ethereal and when typed an address like (http://010.133.003.050/net.shtml") in the...
Maurits- One other thing: I'm reading through the source for http_handler and I see where it's dealing with the CGI function calls. I don't see the code where...
Scott- I'm not serving data from a file, but rather I have a data structure I imported that lives up in XMEM and I'm sending that. I'm storing the offset into...
That´s a good point of view. I did end up monitoring this behavior with Ethereal too and when typed an address like (http://010.133.003.050/net.shtml") this ...
... Well not because of atoi, but inet_addr calls strtol with the base specifically set to 10, so yes it only accepts decimals. :) ... I left my iBook at home...
We are using a custom design based on the RCM3710. One of the reasons for the custom design was to implement POE. Our hardware engineer is much more familiar...
... The big question is why are you even sending an IP address? If the device is behind a NAT firewall it will not work. All my redirects are relative; i.e....
... Hrm I can't find the specific one anymore.. :o) Well don't worry about it until you notice other processes get stuck. (Example: I used a cgi function, or...
Howard Maybe it can help you, i don´t know, but maybe it can work. A socket is formed ,basically, by source ip address, source port, host ip address and host...
... Some further RFC searching on the subject shows that the problem has already been recognized, and has been remedied by further restriction of the...
All of those things will help. For further information, go to Rabbit's website, go to the FAQ's section, and do a search. This is not a probelm specific to the...
Hi, Does anybody knows, for sure, if the RS232.LIB (DC9.21) uses the RTC to calclulate the baud rate or the BIOS must to know in advance the master ck xtal...
Yes Scott, my first implementation was to call inet_ntoa function to get the right address and put this string into the full url. After this i started to play...
... I never do that either, however it did occur to me that Lynx gives a warning when redirected to non-absolute URL's. (Same for using such URL's in a...
Dear Friends, I am using RCM 3200 and working with Web based application.Iam reading temperature through parallel port of rabbit and displaying it in web.For...
Dear Friends, I am using RCM 3200 and working with Web based application.Iam reading temperature through parallel port of rabbit and displaying it in web.For...
It should, and I believe you will find the BIOS fills a variable called "freq_divider" to do the baud rate calculations. On my custom board, I have found...
I posted the solution few days back. I found this info on the Zworld Technical BBS. Add this line to your html code, just after the ,TITLE> line <BODY...
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I have 3 8 bit devices that I would like to interface to the Rabbit. They are read only devices, so I have no need for driving those lines high. I could use a...
I'm confused Mike. Are you saying the data outputs of these devices are always driving? If so isolate them with some '244s or '245s then treat them like...
Well if your devices have enable lines on them there is really no need for a mux.. If they don't have enables you could stick 74HC244's between them and the...
Maurits- That's what I thought too, but it doesn't work automagically. As the different browser requests rain in, the user data area is still the same for all...