TCP/IP Programming in 'C' using the CMX-Micronet Protocol Stack
Course
Inhouse
Description
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Type
Course
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Duration
5 Days
After attending this cours you will be able to: Understand the CMX-MICRONET TCP/IP Application Programming Interface functions and how to use them. Understand how to use MICRONET both stand-alone and together with the CMX-RTX real time operating system. Implement embedded web server oriented applications on dsPIC target platforms. Be able to design web pages. Suitable for: This course is for engineers who have a good knowledge of C programming and also a sound appreciation of TCP/IP networking. It is aimed specifically at developers who will be implementing socket based, embedded web server based and embedded SNMP based applications.
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Subjects
- Protocol
Course programme
'C' programming of TCP/IP applications requires a good understanding of the TCP/IP protocol and how to use the API functions supplied with Protocol Stack implementation. Where the Protocol Stack has been optimized for use in embedded systems configuration and building of the protocol stack to include just those features that need to be included in a given application need also to be taken into account.
Key Skills
After attending this cours you will be able to:
- Understand the CMX-MICRONET TCP/IP Application Programming Interface functions and how to use them
- Understand how to use MICRONET both stand-alone and together with the CMX-RTX real time operating system
- Implement embedded web server oriented applications on dsPIC target platforms
- Be able to design web pages that contain form based functionality as well as Java applets that can be used as a means by which the embedded web server can continually push information down onto the web page
- Implement code for generating web pages dynamically
- Implement an SNMP agent on a dsPIC target system
Course Contents
Overview of TCP/IP
- IP addressing and subnet masking - and how they are represented in the Protocol Stack
- IP, TCP and UDP headers and their underlying data structures
- The TCP and UDP protocols
- Principles of sockets API based programming
- Implementing higher layer protocols in TCP/IP
- case studies exploring implementation of:
- DHCP
- TFTP
- FTP
- HTTP
- SNMP
TCP/IP Programming in 'C' using the CMX-Micronet Protocol Stack