FEZ Web Server... Freakin' Easy! Code?

Hi you GHI guys.
Some time ago, you have placed a realy nice demo on youtube: [url]- YouTube regarding a webserver based on a FEZ Connect, a Domino and a few E-blocks.

I was wondering if the code is placed somewhere on your webside.
Is it possible to post a link. That would be nice as a starter.

Thanks in advance.
Cu Wim.

Could it be this one ? GHI Electronics – Where Hardware Meets Software

There is a whole book covering internet and web hosting in details under downloads

@ Gus, I have downloaded the Intenet of Things and studied that.
I was curious about the analog bar graph.

@ Nicolas, thats the starter. Have to create a new project because of the newer SDK
and put the Domino namespace into it instead of the panda

Thanks, Cu Wim.

Hello!

I am new to this comunity. I bought panda 2 for start and few features, temperature, pot, itc…

I also saw that example with pot graph on youtube.
I can not get made to senzors on this page.
I saw few examples about auto refresh, but I can not get this working.

Is it possible to get complete code for that graph which shows pot?
Or someone has some similar example to have realtime data on page + possible to toggle led from webpage.

Thank you!

Janez

Welcome Janez.

If the code samples from earlier in this post aren’t helping you, then perhaps Nicolas’ http configuration app will help - as a web server it is one of the best, most tested pieces of code available that will get you a web page working nicely, see [url]http://code.tinyclr.com/project/308/netconfig-wiz5100-http-configuration-framework/[/url].

From there you only need to sort out reading the sensors; I am assuming that portion you have sorted out?

I think janez is looking for the HTTP code that was used to show the green bar.

This is not related to c# nor related to fez as it is pure HTTP question. I will try my best to find the old code but try to search the web for such examples.

Hello!

Thanks for your answers.

@ Gus : It is true. My problem was not related to fez, not C#. Java script solved my problem.

Now I am next to play with this amazing toy. :slight_smile: