1.08 WiFlySerial released
A couple of little patches - if you're not playing with port numbers then you're likely just fine.
Back to ftp, UDP, C/S examples ...
Cheers,

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1.08 WiFlySerial released
A couple of little patches - if you're not playing with port numbers then you're likely just fine.
Back to ftp, UDP, C/S examples ...
Cheers,
Client-Server classes for WiFlySerial ... and 1.06
Hi all,
Client-Server classes for WiFlySerial are now available, along with v1.06.
The Client-Server classes named WFSEthernet, WFSEthernetServer, WFSEthernetClient, and WFSsocket are wifi-oriented derivatives of Arduino's Ethernet, EthernetServer, EthernetClient and socket classes built for WiFlySerial.
A demo sketch named (with huge creativity) WFSv3 uses a few of these classes' features. It is a proof-of-concept - more example scripts will form over the next while.
UDP will also gain support in time as well.
1.06 fixes misleading errors from closeConnection(), and data-to-command mode switching is now as fast as intended. Many thanks to larryJ for his help on this one!
More details over at arduinology.blogspot.com
Cheers,
WiFly HTTP Client Example available...
Hi all,
Some adventurous developers have encountered challenges when trying to get the WiFly to read web pages; not all of what is required appears in the formal manual.
To aid those intrepid spirits, a functioning http client example has been formed and posted to SourceForge. With typical originality it is named WebClientGetPost.
It demonstrates parameterized GET and POST actions. A pair of .php server-side scripts go with it for the demo to work against.
It is packaged within the .zip and in its own file folders.
Constructive comments are welcome.
Enjoy!
Almost there...
... the oft-requested http client example is nearly done.
A few interruptions including injuries, flu, summer, hikes, camping, boating and a blown UNO board.
the GET example now works (hint: the WiFly manual is incorrect), doing a PUT and retrieval example in as well.
The "Pg 40" approach will wait until the above are completed.
Cheers,