- Sat Apr 18, 2015 11:37 pm
#14999
Hi all,
The IIS setup creating some issues for my friends who are still with Win-XP.
I have created an application which does not require the IIS setup. The application creates the server on port:80 and replies on required command.
Anybody can follow Bananis make file and corresponding modification in at_ipcmd.c.
However, I have added some extra function and work in progress,which are:
1. Give AT+CIUPDATEC="YOUR LOCAL SERVER IP"
2. Issue command from anywhere in WLAN [this removes the requirement of putty to send command]
3. Issue command based on IP/UID which is based on UDP query and response pool [It will help to update firmware from mobile. The local server/mobile will broadcast a query, all esp will reply back and server/mobile will get their IP, UID and send AT+CIUPDATEC through TCP]
The setup can be found at
https://github.com/chandan2002x/ESP-LOCAL-SERVER-UPDATE
Regards,
Chandan
The IIS setup creating some issues for my friends who are still with Win-XP.
I have created an application which does not require the IIS setup. The application creates the server on port:80 and replies on required command.
Anybody can follow Bananis make file and corresponding modification in at_ipcmd.c.
However, I have added some extra function and work in progress,which are:
1. Give AT+CIUPDATEC="YOUR LOCAL SERVER IP"
2. Issue command from anywhere in WLAN [this removes the requirement of putty to send command]
3. Issue command based on IP/UID which is based on UDP query and response pool [It will help to update firmware from mobile. The local server/mobile will broadcast a query, all esp will reply back and server/mobile will get their IP, UID and send AT+CIUPDATEC through TCP]
The setup can be found at
https://github.com/chandan2002x/ESP-LOCAL-SERVER-UPDATE
Regards,
Chandan
