http and Unix socket in linux machine problem

Hi all
This is my first post. I have a project that streams video to a linux machine using wifi. The IP camera with wifi (Leopard imaging - LI-M38 - OV2715) itself is a http server. An application in Linux machine will pick up the video stream and process it. How can I manke an interface between this wifi camera and the application in the linux machine? This problem could be very trivial but I do not have previous experience on this. Can anybody suggest where to start?

this is a server-client model .
cam is a server and linux machine is client.

The client has to make a connection request to server and once established , do the data transfer.

Hi srizbf
Is it possible for the client (linux machine) to store the video frames? if it is then can you pls direct me how to do it?

you can get the streaming pictures and store it.
but the application should support the option for getting the frames.

some link for setting wifilinux:
**broken link removed**

The steps you need to take:

1. Ensure that the wifi is working with a known SSID and password (SSID security/ encryption).
2. Please see that your linux client is able to see the SSID and the password is accepted.
3. Please see that the server is sending the data on the right port (http: port 80 default)
4. Note the client IP address and point the linux browser to the correct IP. Ensure that you can ping the IP address.
5. Can see any data coming to the browser?
6. Check the video format being transmitted by the client.
7. Check that all the relevant drivers are in place in the linux client.
8. If you have reached this point, the video data are stored in a temp file in a temp folder on the client.
9. You need to work a bit more to save the data.
Let us know where you are getting stuck.