Re: GUI interface to an embedded system
- From: Ali <abdulrazaq@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 06 Jun 2007 11:11:39 -0000
On Jun 5, 11:01 am, GMM50 <gfm5...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi:
I'm developing am embedded system with Ethernet, USB and Serial
ports. I want to provide a GUI interface which the user can use to
configure and program the system. One approach is to use java and
deliver a compiled/compressed file to a browser that provides that gui
interface.
My question is are there alternatives to this approach that I can use
with either the USB or Serial interfaces?
What I'm trying to avoid is writing software that needs to be
installed on a users system.
thanks
george
Snip:
I want to provide a GUI interface which the user can use to
configure and program the system. One approach is to use java and
deliver a compiled/compressed file to a browser that provides that gui
interface.
Why not CGIs? they are more robust and can do complex things. In this
case users don't need to have anything (jre) installed on their
machines.
ali
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