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Tod-
Thanks for the recommendation, I just ordered the book.

OK, bringing this back from the dead. I have most of my AJAX issues worked out. A very big thanks to Tod for pointing me in the right direction! It turns out that the problem had something to do with how the browser in an Android tablet was interacting with the NB. I am still not sure what the root ...

OK, may have isolated part (or all of the problem). Inside my AJAX functioncall, I make a write a string via TCP to a device, and then receive a response. The response is then sent back to the HTML. If I leave everything else alone, but comment out the TCP calls, it seems to run fine. Is it possible...

Well, I did fix the problem with closing the port, but that was apparently not it. Since enabling smart traps, I now get no crash info when it crashes. Also, sometimes it resets, and sometimes it just hangs, and needs a hard reset. How do I limit the number of open sockets? I did try to limit the nu...

I will be going back down to where the hardware is shortly. I did try to enable smarttraps, but when it crashed, it simply gave no information, rather than the usual trap screen. I found a spot in there where I may have been improperly closing the TCP port I was reading during the AJAX calls, and pe...

I haven't figured out how to analyze this yet, but I do get a Trap Error, and the NB then reboots. Trap occured Vector=Access Error FMT =03 SR =2000 FS =0C Faulted PC = 0200626C D0:00000038 00000000 0000000A 00000000 00000021 2000C6B0 020D854D 02006278 A0:00000038 40000204 2000C650 0202AE0F 02019E94...

No, maybe it wasn't a stupid programming error. I may have spoken too soon. Tod- I am having a problem with the AJAX code. I have added it to my existing code, largely unmodified, except for the specifics to make it do what I need it to do. The biggest change I have made is that I have shortened the...

Nevermind, I found a stupid programming error.

Tod- I want to thank you! Your AJAX tutorial is awesome! I was easily able to implement that part of it into my code, and now have near real time updates of what the equipment is doing. That is so awesome! I owe you a beer! Now the first part is where I am still having trouble. Using your code: <div...

When it comes to HTML/CSS/Java, my experience level is maybe one notch over complete dummy. OK, it's a little better than that, but not much. My C/C++ is a little bit better :) I had been reading you AJAX tutorial, and will be where the NB hardware is installed tomorrow afternoon, and am looking for...