Re: [ts-7000] TS-7260 Web Server + rtc

["Don W. Carr" <>]

The easiest way to create web page that update dynamically based on real-time data, 
is to just periodically regenerate the file from a C program, and include the two 
shown below so that your browser automatically refreshes. I have done this with
great success for tables, overlapping images that move, even just plain text.

<META HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" 
CONTENT="5">
<meta http-equiv=
"pragma" content="no-cache">

Below is a snippet showing overlaping images. In this case I had yellow squares

over a background, each yellow square indicating the position of a train. With
Firefox, the movement of the squares is quite smooth.

<div style
="position:absolute; top:50px; left:0px;">
        <img SRC=Linea1Sur.png
>
</div>

<div style="position:absolute; top:230px; left:64px; z-index:2"
>
        <img SRC=square.png>
</div>


On the real time clock, it's purpose is to set the system clock at startup.
After that, just use the regular C system calls to read and manipulate the 
time.

Don.

On 8/26/06, stageelectronique <> wrote:

Hello

1.I have a web serveur on my TS 7260,and a HTML page. I would like to
send and see some information on that page: for exemple data from a
register,data from a variable in C program,rtc... it is possible?

2.I have an rtc on my TS,how to configure and use it in a C program :

for exemple: if( 12:00)
{...}
else
...
thanks

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Guadalajara, Mexico
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