On 8/22/2011 2:52 PM, Laurie Gellatly wrote:
Hi,
So you've looked at the eCos daemon and it was not suitable? What features did
you need?
You need to look at your requirements. How much flash and ram do you have for
the daemon and what capabilities do you need.
Several years ago I ported SHTTPD (simple http daemon, latest version is now
called mongoose.) to eCos and have used it since. It is a substitute to the
eCos provided daemon. It uses a table that translates urls to C functions which
seems to fit well for embedded use. It can also support HTTPS and login. Some
others in the group have also used it.
...Laurie:{)
On 23/08/2011, at 2:42 AM, gmail<jjdebar...@gmail.com> wrote:
I am running the FreeBSD networking stack and looking to add an http daemon for
system status and configuration.
I think that I am fine w/o a scripting interface.
Appreciate any feedback on experiences.
Thanks,
--JJ--
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Thanks for the reply.
I did try a 'cursory' build with both the 'ATHTTP Server' and 'HTTP
server' but was curious what others were using as I'd seen mention of
mongoose.
As it turns out I am having a 'bit of a problem' with the network stack
and my timer tick ISR getting disabled. So I can't really evaluate any
of the options for now...
Thanks again!
--JJ--
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