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MMWAVEPOEEVM: Web server Implementation on MSP432E4 to ensure communication with IWR6843.

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Attiya Mahmood

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Hi,

We are interested in using MMWAVEPOEEVM board with IWR6843 for Ethernet communication. I have two questions regarding this:

1) Is there a UPnP library available for MSP432E4 MCU, which is used on MMWAVEPOEEVM. If it is not available then can we take a standard UPnP library to port it on to MSP432E4.

2) Do you know if a Microsoft secure web server which allows ISAPI (Internet Server Application Programming Interface) configuration and control, can be implemented on MSP432E4? If you are not sure then are there any other secure web server implementations on MSP432E4 MCU?

Regards,

Attiya

Intellectual 380 points
Attiya Mahmood
  • Mastermind 32575 points
    Charles Oladimeji

    Hi,

    I will redirect this question to the subject matter expert.

    Regards,

    Charles O

     

  • Intellectual 380 points
    Attiya Mahmood

    In reply to Charles Oladimeji:

    Hi Charles,

    I did not hear back from you so thought to ask again if there are any updates?

    Attiya

  • Mastermind 34830 points
    Michael Reymond

    In reply to Attiya Mahmood:

    Hi Attiya,

    See my answers below:

    1. There are a variety of USB examples for the MSP432E4 that demonstrate use of the onboard USB port for various upnp applications. There are examples covering hid, msc, and more. I suggest you take a look at those examples in the SDK and try them out.
    2. We do not have direct support for ISAPI on the msp432e4. We do however have secure HTTP server support on the MSP432E4, so depending on your specific application you can most likely add the needed functionality for ISAPI on top of the HTTP server library as needed.

    Let me know if you need more clarification on the information above or have further questions.

    Regards,

    Michael

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