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Tamas Konczer
Hello all,
I have a device (a little webserver-thermometer) which communicate on
the port 5050 and via UDP. This is only a test function with a not so
sophisticated ASCII format.
The "GET V" string must send then the device feedback the values
(just
in upper case): "ATV A2V I1V I2V"
AxV: measured temp. e.g. -22.7
IxV: two digital input status: 1 or 0
"GET N": configured names for the optional display, response: "A1N A2N
I1N I2N"
AxN : temp. sensor name
IxN: digital input name
....to put it to a nutshell:
The webserver communicate via the port 5050 and UDP. It send an ASCII
format string then the device feedback with a string.
I would dipslay the string on the textBox (which is on the form).
How could I absolve this in C#? I have VFP basics just turned to C#
Well I also have a basic question: how to apply a 'close' button to a
form?
The project is here if somebody is intereted in to help on me. At
least Christmas time is here
http://web.t-online.hu/konczer80/Homero.zip
Thank you guys in advance.
Tamas
I have a device (a little webserver-thermometer) which communicate on
the port 5050 and via UDP. This is only a test function with a not so
sophisticated ASCII format.
The "GET V" string must send then the device feedback the values
(just
in upper case): "ATV A2V I1V I2V"
AxV: measured temp. e.g. -22.7
IxV: two digital input status: 1 or 0
"GET N": configured names for the optional display, response: "A1N A2N
I1N I2N"
AxN : temp. sensor name
IxN: digital input name
....to put it to a nutshell:
The webserver communicate via the port 5050 and UDP. It send an ASCII
format string then the device feedback with a string.
I would dipslay the string on the textBox (which is on the form).
How could I absolve this in C#? I have VFP basics just turned to C#
Well I also have a basic question: how to apply a 'close' button to a
form?
The project is here if somebody is intereted in to help on me. At
least Christmas time is here
http://web.t-online.hu/konczer80/Homero.zip
Thank you guys in advance.
Tamas