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Hi Mark and Paul
It took a while that I could verify your suggestions. First I tried it with my web pages and the simulator V1.4.11. Everything works correct. So I have to implement the fix on uTasker V1.3 SP5 and tried it on my target board and it works too. Yes, I still use this old version of uTasker for some reasons  ;)....(EtherNet/IP)

Thank for your help.

Tom

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µTasker general / The Web Pages are not correctly displayed with IE9
« on: July 26, 2012, 02:39:02 PM »
Somewhere in march 2011 Microsoft released IE9. Since then all web pages will not displayed correctly, unless the compatibility mode will be turned on. After a bit of investigation I found out that the used CSS file will not be loaded from the browser. The following error message will be output in the developer mode of the IE9
SEC7113: Das CSS wurde aufgrund eines fehlerhaften MIME-Typs ignoriert. Style.css.
This leads me to the conclusion that the web server of the uTasker gives a wrong MIME Type back.
Am I right or is there a possibility of changing the code in a web page to overcome this problem? Otherwise a correction of the web server is needed. Is there already a fix available?

All other browsers that I use (Firefox and Chrome) do not have this problem. Even not in the newest version.

Regards
Tom

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Hi Mark

Thanks for the explanation Mark.
What happened in case of the following scenario?
A LAN (same Local Network) has several devices that run uTasker. Each uTasker runs its own web server. In this case the first method (2) I guess will fail because it is not possible to assign more then one IP to a DMZ device. Is this assumption correct?
The second method (3) will work but I have to give each device a separate port in the router. To access such a device from the Internet I must enter an URL like this “http://xxx.yyy.aaa:n where n is the assigned port number. Is this assumption correct?

Thanks
Tom

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I am wondering how I can connect to a device that runs the uTasker Web Server from the Internet? I have define the IP as 192.168.0.90, the Submask as 255.255.255.0 and the Gateway as 192.168.0.1 witch is our default Gateway to the server.

Thanks
Tom

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NXPTM M522XX, KINETIS and i.MX RT / Re: ethernet direct connection problem
« on: September 07, 2010, 10:15:10 AM »
Hi

I have exact the same problem. We have different target hardware that all use the MCF52233 chip. On each target is different application software implemented that all use uTasker 1.3 SP5. As long as the target is connected to a switch everything works perfect. As soon as the target is connected directly via cross-over cable to a PC the communication hangs when calling a webpage server times in a short period (clicking with the mouse twice a second). I have no idea what the deferens to a switch is (timing or configuration on the PC).

Best regards

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Hi Mark
Your answer raises further questions.
1. Is it possible to update a Web Page automatically for every one or two seconds as long as the page is displayed on the browser, even if the entire page is updated?
2. How can such a scenario be implemented with http?
3. In case of using Java Script how would the Web Browser communicate with the uTasker http-Server? Is there a different protocol needed?

Regards
BitCoder

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I am working on a device that measures forces and give the computed value back on a display. This value should be continuously updated for every one or two seconds on a Web Page without loading the entire page every time. How can I achieve such a behavior?

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