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WEB server suggestion

Dejan Durdenic

I would like to suggest subtle change to rl_net_lib.h file - namely, HTTP_CFG structure.
Currently, it is declared as const and that prohibits any runtime changes of it.
We have an application, where HTTP port can be choosen from the setup. This is necessary
when our device is in the local network where another HTTP server is already running on
another machine so NAT router can't assign 80 to two devices at the same time...

At the moment, we use local copy if rl_net_lib.h modified to our needs,but I guess it would
make sense to remove that const declaration. That way default web-password can also
be changed during run-time.

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge

    Hello Dejan,
    thank you for letting us know your recommendation.

    But I need to ask you to you to forward any such ideas or recommendations to our Support-Address:
    support.intl@keil.com

    We then will log your mail into our system to create a ticket, which is required to generate a corresponding request to our Engineering Team.

    Thank you and best regards,
    Ralf

    R.Kopsch
    Senior Applications Engineer
    ARM Germany GmbH

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge

    Hello Dejan,
    thank you for letting us know your recommendation.

    But I need to ask you to you to forward any such ideas or recommendations to our Support-Address:
    support.intl@keil.com

    We then will log your mail into our system to create a ticket, which is required to generate a corresponding request to our Engineering Team.

    Thank you and best regards,
    Ralf

    R.Kopsch
    Senior Applications Engineer
    ARM Germany GmbH

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge in reply to rkopsch

    rl_net_lib.h is not a public API, but internal network library header file. It's content will change in the future.

    In the new Network Dual Stack library, we have added several service control functions to start or stop the service, to change the port number, login credentials etc.

    For the Web server, the following control functions are added:

    extern netStatus netHTTPs_Start (void);
extern netStatus netHTTPs_Stop (void);
extern bool      netHTTPs_Running (void);
extern uint16_t  netHTTPs_GetPort (void);
extern netStatus netHTTPs_SetPort (uint16_t port);
extern const char *netHTTPs_GetUsername (void);
extern netStatus netHTTPs_SetUsername (const char *username);
extern const char *netHTTPs_GetPassword (void);
extern netStatus netHTTPs_SetPassword (const char *password);
extern bool      netHTTPs_LoginActive (void);
extern netStatus netHTTPs_LoginOnOff (bool login);

    New API functions are documented here:

    www.keil.com/.../group__ws__user__api.html

    I believe this extended API covers also your needs.

  • 0 in reply to Franc Urbanc

    Thanks for pointing it out. I suppose in the future only dual-stack will be supported and current one will be phased out?

  • 0 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Dejan Durdenic

    Yes, current Network stack version 6 will be retired. Network Dual Stack is version 7.