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I have notice something similar as well. When using a proper telnet client (e.g. on Linux) after a session is disconnected, it can't reconnect.
However if I use TELNET client on Windows DOS prompt, ending a session with <CTRL>-C will allow reconnection.
And when TCP2COM is running in test mode, it will show you the session is ended with <CTRL>-C.
I have not look into the...
2009-07-29 15:28:12 UTC by dkwan
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If I understand correctly, the HTTP request will be send from COM port?
Some quick thinking tell me TCP2COM is not designed for such a task. However, I *think* you can use TCP2COM to capture data from COM port, then on the same machine use netcat to act as a pipe between your webserver and TCP2COM. This assume you only need to connect to a hardcoded webserver.
Also take a look at wget...
2009-07-29 15:24:27 UTC by dkwan
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Hello,
First to be upfront I've not tried this yet and I don't have much tcp/ip knowledge I may have a totally wrong view of how these things work.
My understanding is that this operates a tcp/ip server with connections being made to it - is it possible to run as a client to make requests of an http server via the serial port.
I work on embedded systems and want to pass http requests...
2009-06-26 11:46:09 UTC by martinlooker
