how to know HTTP server is connected by mobile device ?

Hello Murat, 

Thanks for your response.

It could be helpful for normal solution.

please let me describe my problem more detail.

I think HTTP message is delivered to HTTP server in RTOS, so I cannot identify what HTTP parameters are in the HTTP message, since message is parsed inside of HTTP server.

Is there a way to know the parsed parameters outside of HTTP server ?

How to add my code in the HTTP server ?

 

Expecting your feedback.

Thanks a lot.

Best Regards,
Hae Ryong

Can you tell me what tools and APIs you are using along with some code snippets?

Thanks for prompt response.

I'm using tirtos_tivac_2_16_01_14, and EK-TM4C1294XL board.

Hi,

Can you tell me which HTTP server you are using, and how you are interfacing with it? (actual code snippets)

Murat

Hi Murat, 

Sorry for late responding.

please refer to following simple test project.

it requires login info to connect HTTP server, id:user, password:0000   <- number zero, not character 'O', you can see at net_utils.c

3603.TM4C_http.zip

if you need anything, please let me know.

Thanks in advance,

Best Regards,

Hae Ryong

Hi Hae,

I am not sure what stage your current project that you shipped is in, but I couldn't import the project file into CCS and instead looked at the sources in the zip file, I don't see any http server related code or API calls. I suspect relavant parts are omitted, and I don't have anything to go by.

It is not clear what http server code you are running, you said you use TI-RTOS, but I need more specific and useful information in order to be able to help,

Best regards,
Murat

Hi Murat,

I don't understand that situation.

As I have tried, it worked fine. although it is simplfied snippet from actual project.

My test environment, PC - personal  router - EK-TM4C1294XL

You can see HTTP server is enabled by looking at base.cfg

var Tcp = xdc.useModule('ti.ndk.config.Tcp');
var Ip = xdc.module('ti.ndk.config.Ip');
Ip.hostName = "ACU1";
Ip.autoIp = false;
Ip.address = "192.168.0.14";
Ip.mask = "255.255.255.0";
Ip.gatewayIpAddr = "192.168.0.1";
Ip.domainName = "ACU1.net";

var Http = xdc.useModule('ti.ndk.config.Http');
var http0Params = new Http.Params();
http0Params.CallByIP = true;
http0Params.mode = 4;
var http0 = Http.create(http0Params);

and authentication info is in netOpenHook() of net_utils.c

when I run the code, console log showed as follows

Using MAC address in flash
Network Added: If-1:192.168.0.14
Service Status: HTTP : Enabled : : 000

I have attached zip with build files including execution file.

please check again. I'm sure it works.

5123.TM4C_http_build.zip

Best Regards,

Hae Ryong

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The development team came back with an aswer confirming my earlier comment, stating that  there is no public API for parsing HTTP headers in NDK.
You can add the required abiliy to parse these headers on your own until a public feature is released, you would have to modify httpClientProcess() in ti\ndk\nettools\http\httpclie.c. This is where the parsing of the header occurs.

 I will file an enhancement request for that, and in the meanwhile we can close this thread.

Best regards,
Murat

Hi,
Just a follow-up, the development team confirmed my earlier comment, that there is no public API for parsing HTTP headers.
Until this feature is added to NDK you can add this on your own by modifing httpClientProcess() in ti\ndk\nettools\http\httpclie.c. This is where the parsing of the header occurs.

I will file an enhancement request for the feature for future development plans,
Murat

Hi Murat,

OK, thanks for your feedback.
Happy New Year!

Best Regards,
Hae Ryong