Le Tuesday 17 February 2015, John a écrit :
> Because the browser communicates via HTTP this would not be possible
> directly because there isn’t a way for the browser to talk arbitrary
> TCP. You could write a web server for the browser to talk to, which
> would proxy your requests onto the linknx server.
Ok, I understand.
knxweb2, which is a web gui client for linknx, uses a php script, which
itself opens a socket.
Using a cgi script could be another solution, I guess?
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Frédéric
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