Re: Server and Servlets with tini

Shawn Silverman <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.hardware.microcontrollers.tini
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Well, I've found that there's lots of housekeeping to do on the server 
side, much of which an HTTP server conveniently takes care of for you.  
I would say that servlets are an excellent solution for interfacing to 
remote sensors.

There are a few more classes to worry about for a full-blown HTTP 
server and servlet container than the two you mention below, but the 
learning curve is not too steep.  I've included a tutorial in the 
Tynamo distribution that should help you surmount this.

Regards,
	-Shawn

On 3-Feb-04, at 8:29 PM, [email protected] wrote:

> Is that the best solution for using the tini to monitor sensors and 
> view it
> online?  ie find a server like Tynamo (is the source available as 
> well?)
> and create a servlet?
>
> The tini example using the DS1920 ibutton doesn't seem to use the 
> servlets.
>  It's a little confusing as it has a few classes that start a web 
> server.
> ie TINIWebServer and WebWorker.
>
> David

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