TCP/IP Lean: Web Servers for Embedded Systems

Jeremy Bentham157820108X, 9781578201082

Internet programming demystified! This is a hands-on guide to TCP/IP networking that includes platform-independent source code to a simple TCP/IP stack – a lean version that is easier to present and efficient enough to use in embedded applications. CreateImplement an embedded TCP/IP stack that supports a Web server capable of providing dynamic graphics. In this new edition, the Web server is ported to the PIC16F877 and updated to work over an ethernet connection. Complete source code is provided and a fully described demonstration port is presented.

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Table of contents :
TCP/IP Lean (2nd Ed.)……Page 1
Copyright……Page 3
Table of Contents……Page 5
Preface……Page 11
Lean Plan……Page 17
Getting Started……Page 18
Network Hardware……Page 21
Device Drivers……Page 24
Process Timer……Page 30
State Machines……Page 33
Buffering……Page 37
Coding Conventions……Page 45
Overview……Page 47
Protocol……Page 48
SCRATCHP Services……Page 50
Logical Connections……Page 52
Packet Format……Page 54
Addressing……Page 58
Protocol Identification……Page 59
Reception and Transmission……Page 62
Implementation……Page 65
Summary……Page 84
Internetworks……Page 87
IP Addresses……Page 90
Address Resolution……Page 91
ARP Scanner……Page 94
Using ARPSCAN for Network Debugging……Page 100
Ethernet 2……Page 105
IEEE 802.3 Networks……Page 106
Summary……Page 110
TCP/IP Stack……Page 113
Internet Control Message Protocol……Page 125
Ping Implementation……Page 128
Router Implementation……Page 136
Summary……Page 145
Overview……Page 148
Ports & Sockets……Page 149
Datagram Format……Page 152
UDP Checksum……Page 153
UDP Utility……Page 156
Summary……Page 164
TCP Concepts……Page 166
TCP Implementation……Page 180
TCP Application–Telnet……Page 196
Telnet Implementation……Page 198
Using Telnet……Page 205
Conclusion……Page 210
HTTP GET Method……Page 212
Simple Web Server……Page 215
Introducing HTML……Page 220
State Machine Implementation……Page 227
Summary……Page 236
Interactive Displays……Page 238
Standard CGI interface……Page 245
EGI Implementation……Page 249
Summary……Page 264
Overview……Page 267
Hardware……Page 268
Development Environment……Page 269
Software Techniques……Page 271
Web Server Protocols……Page 274
Summary……Page 285
Peripherals……Page 286
Block Diagram……Page 289
Circuit Diagram……Page 290
Low-Level Software……Page 292
SLIP & IP Drivers……Page 299
ICMP……Page 313
TCP……Page 315
Summary……Page 323
Web Server……Page 324
ROM File System……Page 328
Using PWEB Server……Page 339
Dynamic Content……Page 340
Dynamic Web Pages……Page 344
Summary……Page 355
Hardware……Page 357
Ethernet Driver……Page 364
LCD Driver……Page 372
Other Drivers……Page 374
Protocols……Page 375
Protocol Debugging……Page 385
User Interface……Page 386
Configuration……Page 391
Conclusion……Page 395
Design of PPP……Page 397
Protocol Components……Page 400
Sample PPP Negotiation……Page 405
PPP Implementation……Page 414
Summary……Page 419
Client-Server Networking……Page 420
Peer-to-Peer Networking……Page 421
Beyond Web Server……Page 422
Buffer Enhancements……Page 423
IP & ICMP Processing……Page 429
UDP Servers……Page 431
UDP Time Client……Page 434
High-Speed Data Transfer……Page 438
Hardware……Page 439
Software……Page 443
Summary……Page 448
DHCP Methodology……Page 450
Sample Transaction……Page 456
DHCP Implementation……Page 460
Summary……Page 464
TCP Client Techniques……Page 466
TCP Client Implementation……Page 470
SMTP Email Client……Page 477
POP3 Email Client……Page 483
Summary……Page 488
Network Configuration……Page 490
Testing Network……Page 491
Windows SLIP Configuration……Page 492
Hardware……Page 494
Software……Page 495
Arpscan……Page 496
Netmon……Page 497
Router……Page 498
Telnet……Page 499
Webserve……Page 500
Web_EGI……Page 501
Compiler Support……Page 502
Function Index……Page 506
Stucture Index……Page 510
Index……Page 512
What’s on the CD-ROM?……Page 525
Other Book Ads……Page 526