Webserver Woes with mcf5235 (BCC) and rtems 4.7.1

[CWolfe at motioncontrol.org]

On 6 Jul 2007 at 12:30, Alan Cudmore wrote:

> The Goahead server seems to work for me on that board. I'm only  
> serving a basic text page right now, but it loads fine every time I  
I have been serving asp pages, though they are primarily static content--which tends to hide 
small binary errorsbecause illegal chars in html files should be ignored (in theory) whereas a 
browser interpreting a javascript file (the problem i am having) will see the illegal characters 
and stop processing the script, ergo the page breaks. 
> hit the refresh button in the browser.
I too have had relative success with textonly/ plain html pages, but then I don't know if they 
too have contained characters which simply weren't displayed...
> I can also FTP files back and forth.
ftp doesn't seem to work, but I haven't invested much time into this just yet...
> I can run this from flash and from RAM ( loaded via BDM/GDB )
i run from flash and from ram (via bootstrapped flash image) though I have not had any 
success with bdm/gdb after several unpack/patch/configure/build sessions .... i think there's 
an issue with the parallel port being an add-on PCI card vs. occupying the default LPT addy, 
but I haven't had time to dig too far into that.....

> 
> If you would like, I have a demo application that initializes the  
> network, webserver, FTP server, and untars the web page into the IMFS.
> It builds and runs using the 4.7 mcf5235 BSP ( and others )  and  
> RTEMS_MAKEFILE_PATH environment.
> 
It's worth a shot...
I'm currently attempting to work with the most plain vanilla http demo that I can, but It is worth 
trying your app if it gives some contrast to what I'm currently doing (doing wrong?).
> Alan
> 
> On Jul 6, 2007, at 9:01 AM, <CWolfe at motioncontrol.org> wrote:
> 
> > For some unknown reason,
> > illegal characters are being injected into/showing up in the http  
> > responses.
> 

Thanks again,
Christopher Wolfe