[En-Nut-Discussion] Ethernut newbie with a lot of questions
Harald Kipp
harald.kipp at egnite.de
Sat Apr 22 20:10:13 CEST 2006
Greg,
At 10:26 22.04.2006 -0600, you wrote:
>Thank you for the answers. There are just a couple of things I would
>like to clarify. My hub vs. switch question. The reason I asked this
>was because one of the devices would be an ethernet camera which would
>generate a lot of traffic I'd like to keep away from the ethernut board.
>The radios I would be using would have a throughput of sub-500Kbps, if
>ethernut can handle this then a hub it will be. "then Ethernut 1 will
>become quite busy." Is this to say that ethernut 2 can handle the
>traffic better?
The Ethernet Controller automatically ignores packets with
alien MAC addresses, thus the CPU will not notice this traffic.
Except a few ones which are broadcasted, but probably your
environment will not create many of them. Thus a switch is
not required.
>I think you misunderstood my question about reading files. As I
>understand it NutHttpProccessRequest() automatically selects the
>appropriate file and sends it out. I am just wondering if there is a
>way I can send files out manually. I.e. not using
>NutHttpProccessRequest().
Two options:
1. Handle the complete HTTP traffic yourself.
2. Use the CGI interface.
Harald
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