M Mostez Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 23, 2022 #1 I have two ESP32 web socket clients connected to B4J web socket server, for example device 1 and device 2, I want to run function on specific device say device1 to set device name or any other configs, like this scenario: the server services html 'Setup' page http://127.0.0.1:51042/setup on setup page; the user enters device identification key (IP address or any available identification method) to select desired device. user enters new device name and then click submit button the server then starts WebSocket.RunFunction I don't know if that scenario is possible or not, is there any other method to implement this config tool? how to identify device which user want to configure? TIA
I have two ESP32 web socket clients connected to B4J web socket server, for example device 1 and device 2, I want to run function on specific device say device1 to set device name or any other configs, like this scenario: the server services html 'Setup' page http://127.0.0.1:51042/setup on setup page; the user enters device identification key (IP address or any available identification method) to select desired device. user enters new device name and then click submit button the server then starts WebSocket.RunFunction I don't know if that scenario is possible or not, is there any other method to implement this config tool? how to identify device which user want to configure? TIA
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 23, 2022 #2 Mostez said: I have two ESP32 web socket clients Click to expand... I don't know about ESP32, but using your own websocket server you should create an handler class instance for each new connection, which will have its own websocket. Store those instances (in a Map; it is recommended to use something like: mapClients = YourServerVar.CreateThreadSafeMap to create it) and send message to one you want. You can find on this site many examples created by Erel. Upvote 1
Mostez said: I have two ESP32 web socket clients Click to expand... I don't know about ESP32, but using your own websocket server you should create an handler class instance for each new connection, which will have its own websocket. Store those instances (in a Map; it is recommended to use something like: mapClients = YourServerVar.CreateThreadSafeMap to create it) and send message to one you want. You can find on this site many examples created by Erel.
M Mostez Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 4, 2022 #3 After one month of working on this project it's almost done as planned for. Now I've B4J server, device monitoring and config web pages, B4A config tool, and B4R ESP32 software. Thanks @LucaMs for your guiding answer, Thanks @Erel for providing such great programming IDE's with this high level of integration. Upvote 0
After one month of working on this project it's almost done as planned for. Now I've B4J server, device monitoring and config web pages, B4A config tool, and B4R ESP32 software. Thanks @LucaMs for your guiding answer, Thanks @Erel for providing such great programming IDE's with this high level of integration.
