CC3100: Accessing Internal Webpage

I tried enabling the HTTP server using 

My apologies, I tried to enable after having stoped the SL driver. It's working now. Thanks

Also, is there an API I can use to determine if this service or any other is up. We've seen instances where this service is available even though we explicitly disable it.

Should I post a separate question for this?

I've tried to use 

I've tried reading the "/sys/mode.cfg" file. The 25th byte in there seems to be set when the http server is enabled. That's currently the only option for checking the status of this service that works for me. Is there a better option? 

There is not an API that returns the enabled status of the server. I am assuming you are looking for something like the following.

Also I want to confirm that you find the https server still enabled after calling the sl_NetAppStop command?

For more information regarding APIs I suggest checking the SimpleLink host driver

https://software-dl.ti.com/ecs/SIMPLELINK_CC32XX_SDK/4_40_00_07/exports/docs/wifi_host_driver_api/html/index.html

Kind Regards,

Rogelio

I saw this in that link you shared: 

Getting active applications:
Get active applications for active role. return value is mask of the active application (similar defines as sl_NetAppStart):

I just want to make sure that the internal webpage or the port it uses is not accessible

And to answer your question, I am seeing a case where sl_NetAppStop(SL_NET_APP_HTTP_SERVER_ID) is being called and returns successfully but I'm still able to open the webpage

My application is using MQTT, should I wait until all other initialization is complete before calling sl_NetAppStop(SL_NET_APP_HTTP_SERVER_ID)? 

Does calling sl_NetAppStop(SL_NET_APP_HTTP_SERVER_ID) if the service is down already overwrite the CC3100 flash? 

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