[OLSR-users] Re: [olsr-dev] httpinfo plugin
Andrew Hodel
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Sat Apr 2 02:07:46 CEST 2005
Creating an xml feed from the httpinfo plugin at /xml shouldn't be that
hard to do. It seems httpinfo already implements the http protocol well
enough to do this.
I see no reason for this not being part of the httpinfo plugin, rather
than olsrd itself.
I am going to start working on this project for my own needs, I will
update the list with progress and sources.
p.s. I agree, getting a http stream and displaying it within the plugin
could be bad, a link is fine. Although opening a file _could_ be bad, I
think opening it read only should not cause any problems while adding a
nice feature to httpinfo.
Thanks,
Andrew Hodel
Andreas Tønnesen wrote:
>
> Yepp, that is another solution. But then you are closing in on creating
> a front-end interface. A redesign of the old interface has been on our
> to-do list for some time...
> The httpinfo plugin was just ment to be a tool that was easy to use
> and that runs on "everyting" without the need for extra
> services/applications.
>
> - Andreas
>
> Jan Kantert wrote:
>
>> Good evening!
>>
>> Would not it be enough to just export all data in XML and let the
>> user put it all together using an XML-parser? Everybody could
>> generate his own nice webpage using Apache and PHP or Perl.
>>
>> Jan
>>
>> Am Fri, 01 Apr 2005 07:55:37 +0200
>> schrieb Andreas Tønnesen <(spam-protected)>:
>>
>>
>>> Spoggle is absolutley right here, you cannot do this safley
>>> without making fundamental changes to the plugin(multithread it).
>>> In theory, even reading local files is blocking I/O and should
>>> not be done in the current plugin.
>>> This KISS style design(non-multithreaded) was chosen because
>>> the plugin should be as light weight as possible to be able to
>>> run on embedded systems of all kinds.
>>>
>>> But if the file is already available via HTTP, why not just add
>>> a link?
>>>
>>> - Andreas
>>
>>
>>
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