As many of you know i am new to all of this.
My example [url]http://code.tinyclr.com/project/377/using-adobe-flex-to-have-live-data-on-web-site/[/url]
i posted in TinyCLR Code section is most likely not the way its supposed to be done, but it does work and its main point to to get people aware of Adobe Flex to create your web page and make a TCP socket connection back to your board to exchange data. Its quite powerful.
One goal i had was to get live data to / from my board to the browser. I have done this many times on other platforms but not .netmf. Since i did not see anyone else doing the same i though i would let you know there is a great way to do this without Post / Get and Page Refreshing. You can have live data via the browser.
just throwing in my 2 cents here but I think that Microsoft would much rather prefer to see Silverlight than flex. Adobe and M$ don’t exactly get along.
jdal, great examples on how to use the WebServer class.
But it would be better not to include the code in your zip-files, but to add a link to the original WebServer extension on code.tinyclr.com. I’m trying to keep that page as up-to-date as possible with bugfixes that I apply while making use of it. The WebServer class you’ve added in the attachment is already outdated.
#1) when adding to clear code, it says at the bottom
so i thought i should include all the source.
#2) In the future, i will place a note saying something to the effect of if you plan on using this make sure you check for updates. I have run into frustration many times when people make examples and have some part of it point to another code source. It never fails that when it was made it worked, but months later when the source point it was pointing to gets updated it breaks the example from working.
