there is a blank line required separating the HTTP header and html code.
I don't remember exactly what web, but search for HTTP explained has more info.....tons of info....too much info !!
good luck
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there is a blank line required separating the HTTP header and html code.
I don't remember exactly what web, but search for HTTP explained has more info.....tons of info....too much info !!
good luck
hi,
My best understanding (and not real clear), the HTTP stuff uses the "Content-Length: ???" to give the html stuff the right amount of bytes then close the connection and render the page.
Try to...
after you figure how much code mem your program needs, use the asm and 'org' functions to start putting your html (see code) at locations past that. You can use a blocks scheme like A000, B000 etc...
you don't have to compile, just create your web page, as html or css etc, test it in browser, then place the text in flash mem at some indexable location to be sent out as serial data. I found that...
well, yes.................
I have worked on that very same thing, and found it very interesting.
I used a 18f2550 with 3K ram and 48K flash, and a WIZnet module for USART to network comm.
It turns...