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    Thomas Boedker
    Hi I have a webserver running serving a HTTP page to a browser client (IE, Safari, chrome etc). The page has a meta tag that refreshes the page every 30 sec. I have grapped the new (not yet released) HostLib that You sent Paul Schier not long ago, so I have implemented the data transmission acknowledge...
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    GustavoL
    Hi Peter, You're right. It is a very simple example that was meant to bridge the very low level sockets to the higher level HTTP. Another reason was that the FRAM platform is very limited in memory space and so a very small solution was made tailed for this device. Much more complete examples...
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