Hi,
I'm searching and thinking about a solution for reading measurements from an analog output and vizualising the data through a webinterface.
I have the NXP MCB1700 with LPC1788 and Ethernet and the NXP Cortex M4 Board from Embedded artists and several STM Eval Boards.
The EasyWeb example provides a very ligh example of that what I want. Do you guys know a Library or Project where I can find what I want?
My Requirements are:
~ 20-30 Sites ~ CGI or PERL or JavaScript support (Because I want print out statistics and a cake-diagram) ~ 1 Connection is enough. Because just one client is connection to the system ~ Read the current Value of the A/D ~ update rate with 1 to 3 sec. are good.
I would really appreciate your help
Kind regards, Jonathan
(Using Keil MDK-ARM 4.60 + ulink)
What do you mean by that?
The closest I can guess is 20-30 unique page addresses.
Support for Javascript isn't something for the server. It just serves files. It's the client who processes javascript code.
~ 20-30 Sites forget about that , its because easyweb example only has 1 page but i can add several more. JS depends on browser right - I forgot about that!
I still have no idea what you want!
Have you tried just googling "embedded webserver" ?
What I want is a recommendation of an embedded webserver for NXP. I googled it.
my favorites are: http://www.ethersex.de www.freertos.org/embeddedtcp.html
but isn't there anything based on the Keil tcpip middleware, which would meet my requirements?
What you guys are using for embedded webinterface apps?
Is their a example project for MCB1700 EvalBoard of the TCPNET http://www.keil.com/rl-arm/rl-tcpnet_examples.asp ?
This would really help me. I didn't found any example Projects in Keil\Boards\ Folder just the easyweb again.
I would really want to get the TCPNET running. (We have the pro version so it should be able to compile the tcp middleware).
ok found it in \RL\
For NXP parts specifically: http://www.lpcware.com/
But note that a webserver is (pretty much) oblivious to the hardware platform - all it sees is the interface to the TCP/IP stack. Thus, instead of fucussing on "webservers for NXP", it might be better to focus on webservers for whatever TCP/IP stack(s) it is that you prefer...
it seems that the keil server from the RL-TCP example suits my requirements. I go with that. I would like to know how to measure the MCU load running the server.
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