Accessing the fielpoint web server using serial port

hello everyone!
I would like to use the fieldpoint serial port, instead of the utp port, to
access the fielpoint internal web server. This means to have the tcp on
serial port. Is it possible? And how can I do it?
Thanks,
Andrea

There may be some hidden trick method of doing that, but usually, RS232 does not support web access. In order to use a COM port to access the web, you'd normally have to use something like PPP. I don't think there's a PPP client for FieldPoint.
- Dan

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Yes, it seems to me also, as a bad certificate issue.
If memory serves, I run into this message once, where the certificate was valid. Anyway, Websphere v6 is not a supported app server. Have you tried installing on v5.1?
You might want to read this post, too:
matt cockburn, "Fix for LiveCycle Reader Extensions 7.0 install error" #, 6 May 2005 8:22 am
If you are located in Greece, we may be able to help you. You may contact me "ekokkoris at anodos.gr", should you wish.
Regards,
Evangelos

I am using the "G Web Server" with Bridgeview 2.1. The problem I am having is that I have to

restart the web server once every 2 to 3 days, or the web pages don't show the vi (images). Any ideas to trouble shoot - I dont know if the problem is related to my workstation hardware or a setting that needs to be tweaked on the G Web Server. Thank you.I am using a Pentium 233 machine/ Win 95. The PLC I am collecting info from is a GE Fanuc Series 9030 (?). Ethernet connection.

restart the web server once every 2 to 3 days, or the web pages don't show the vi (images). Any ideas to trouble shoot - I dont know if the problem is related to my workstation hardware or a setting that needs to be tweaked on the G Web Server. Thank you.Hi,
we are using the G Web Server with LabVIEW on a WinNT 4 machine. Up to now these works fine. Therefore I would recommend you to choose a more stable OS.
Maybe you can try to programmatically restart the server every 2 days. Within LabVIEW you would do this by running "HTTP Server Control.vi". Unfortunatly all connections will be closed, thus be aware of that!
Hope that helps
chris

Send command to modem using serial port and capture the response in the labview

hello.
I am doing my shool project.
I want to send command to modem using serial port and get the response in the labview.
When i run my program and enter"AT", only messy code will be displayed.
can anyone help me? thanks

Dora0512 wrote:
Thanks for you all. My partner got it already.
I am doing send sms part.
Can anyone tell me why my program is not so steadily?
It means this program can run. But somtimes I cannot receive sms. sometimes can
Basically, it is not well-written from both a LabVIEW and a communications point of view. Unfortunately, I can't elaborate because today is an exrtremely busy day at work. I'm hoping this bump will prompt someone to help you with your problem. If you could also provide us with the programmer's guide or the manual for your equipment, that would be extremely helpful.
Bill
(Mid-Level minion.)
My support system ensures that I don't look totally incompetent.
Proud to say that I've progressed beyond knowing just enough to be dangerous. I now know enough to know that I have no clue about anything at all.

Can data be passed to an external web server using the "in-course web browsing" feature in ver. 7?

Can data be passed to an external web server using the "in-course web browsing" feature in ver. 7? I would like to display a simple web page, and I would like to pass to that web page the answers to all the quiz questions, quiz score, etc. In other words, instead of passing quiz results to a SCORM-compliant LMS like Moodle, I'd like to pass that data to a Drupal Webform using a URL like:
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Is this possible?
Thanks,
John

You have to make sure every step in MOS Document ID 726414.1 that is applicable to your E-Business Suite 12.1.x release is performed. Enabling ASADMIN is just one of the steps. In spite of following all the steps in this Document you continue to get the error when clicking "Generate WSDL", please log a Service Request with Oracle Support.I will check all steps again. Maybe I missed one... Thanks!

What does the Sun App Server Use as a web container?

Does the Sun App Server use tomcat? Or is it some derivative of Tomcat?
thanks for the info.

Thanks.
Just to clarify for any others who are interested, heres the deal:
1) Package the static HTML files using the 'deploytool' (See Packaging Web Modules in Chapter 3 of The J2EE(TM) 1.4 Tutorial). This creates a .war file with the required deployment descriptors(?); anyway it creates a bunch of .xml files that have the right data in them.
2) Take the .war file and drop it in the 'quick deploy' icon (copies the .war file to the 'autodeploy' directory for the App Server instance).
Anyhow thats the drill.
Good luck.

Dreamweaver CS3 fails when publishing to the web server using WebDAV

Dreamweaver CS3 fails when publishing to the web server using
WebDAV
using an earlier version (7.x/8.x) works fine.
Does anybody know if there is a solution for this.. This is
urgent..
Attempting to call the 1-800-833-6687 number fails with:
recording, music, rings as though someone will finally answer, but
gets a few dial tones and connection goes silent..
Thanks
J.

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