Re: Server and Servlets with tini

Aleksandar_Matijaca-SARqVTsK3/5Wk0Htik3J/[email protected]
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I have used a slightly different approach to a simillar problem (will be
monitoring electric motors) -

I essentialy create a A-Server that runs on the TINI and gathers data in
real-time and it listens on a TCP port ...  I also write
an applet that is located embedded in a web page on the TINI.  The user
connects with a browser to
the TINI, the applet gets loaded from the TINI, the applet starts a thread
that connects back to the TINI,
to the A-Server on the TCP port that the A-Server is listening on.  The two
then start to exchange XML
with motor data, and "ping/performance" functionality...

Regards a.m.




                                                                                                                                  
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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

>You can try out Tynamo for free at: http://tynamo.qindesign.com/  It's
>the full version, so you don't have to worry about restrictions.
>
>Let me know how it works out for you.
>
>Regards,
>            -Shawn
>
>On 2-Feb-04, at 2:54 PM, [email protected] wrote:
>
>> What is the best way to get started learning about using the tini as a
>> HTTP
>> server and using servlets?
>>
>> I have seen there are basic examples and some products that can be
>> bought
>> but I would like to learn a bit about doing this myself.
>>
>> David
>
>
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