RTEMS and WEB services

[Cedric Aubert]

I think it's possible but you should reimplement HTTP
protocol in your
application
to catch your XML information but for connection to
ISP and TCP/IP protocol
they are no problem with SH and ColdFire on RTEMS. Of
course, if I don't
make any mistake !!! :-)
I have only few month of RTEMS background. :-(
HTTP base protocol is not so complicated and should be
enought to do it
in your application, may be they are librairies on the
net but check the
license.


> -----Original Message-----
> From: silverio.di at qem.it [mailto:silverio.di at qem.it]
> Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 9:37 AM
> To: cedric_aubert at yahoo.fr
> Cc: rtems-users at rtems.com
> Subject: Rif: RE: RTEMS and WEB services
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> Thanks Mr.Cedric....
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> I need to get an HTTP packet only for retrive an
> XML file which contain the informations for target.
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> In few words I've a WebServer with SOAP service
> and I would connect a my target to an ISP and
between
> HTTP layer catch and send XML (SOAP formated) files
> to excenge data between taget and WebServer.
>
> Is possible have this configuration with RTEMS net
> libraries ? are this layers availables for SH
Hitachi &&||
> Motorola Coldfire CPUS ?
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> Thank you again
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>                       Cedric Aubert
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> RTEMS and WEB services
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>                       Per favore,
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> Hi,
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> As I can say, I don't see any impossibility here.
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> See : http://www.rtems.com/features.html
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> RTEMS support pppd to connect to your ISP. But I
never
> use it
> if someone can give more information like server or
> client side.
> But you should can connect to your ISP.
>
> RTEMS support have a stack TCP/IP (FreeBSD Port) so
no
> problem to
> send and receive TCP/IP packet trought the potential
> ppp connection.
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> But to received HTTP packet you should have an
> application to do that.
> A webbrowser or may be your application receive this
> packet ?????
> RTEMS is only provided with a HTTP Server (httpd).
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> But it still have some works about this look at :
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http://www.rtems.com/ml/rtems-users/2004/january/msg00138.html
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> Hope that help
>
> Cedric
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> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: silverio.di at qem.it
[mailto:silverio.di at qem.it]
> > Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 4:52 PM
> > To: rtems-users at rtems.com
> > Subject: RTEMS and WEB services
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> > Hi to all,
> > sorry for my ignorance about but I would to ask
you
> if
> > RTEMS 4.6.0 (hitachi SH/Motorola Coldfile) could
be
> > connected to a WEB provider with a modem and then
> > access to HTTP protocol/services.
> >
> > I've a target board and a cable Modem (56K) and I
> would to
> > connect this target to WEB how client and so
recover
> the
> > HTML contents of a my web page
> >
> > Thank you for your instructions about
> >
> > - [ ]Yes, is possible
> > - [ ] No, isn't possible
> > - This is the NET layers (protocols required)
......
> IP, xxx, yyy, yyy
> > - This is a draft image of the project .......
> >
> > I've only to present a draft project so I need
> > simple and short instructions about that
> >
> > thank you very much
> > Silverio DIquigiovanni
> >
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