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Embedded Http webserve using Wifi and GPRS

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Hi,

We are using TI LM3S696969 for implementing Embedded http Web server using LWIP, Now we need to implement an embedded web server using Wifi and GPRS instead of Ethernet.
MY GPRS and WiFi modules have its own own TCP/IP stack.
My question is it possible to reuse my old source in the new project to reduce the development time? and will be the abstraction level?

Regards
Hossam Alzomor
 

How about writing an emulation library for the elementary lwIP functions on top of the modem TCPIP stack?
 

Hi,

We are using TI LM3S696969 for implementing Embedded http Web server using LWIP, Now we need to implement an embedded web server using Wifi and GPRS instead of Ethernet.
MY GPRS and WiFi modules have its own own TCP/IP stack.
My question is it possible to reuse my old source in the new project to reduce the development time? and will be the abstraction level?

Regards
Hossam Alzomor

I am not sure about the WiFi module that you are using. But the one i used in my project allows me to integrate my own TCP/IP stack over the WLAN driver provided by them.

So i think you can use your own TCP/IP stack.
 

Thanks Any,

May you reference your WiFi Module to me.
any documentation about integrating your TCP/IP with the Wlan will be helpful

Thanks
 

check the texas instruments CC3000 wifi module , it even has its own integrated TCP/IP stack , and it's used by adafruit arduino wifi module.
 

I am not sure about the WiFi module that you are using. But the one i used in my project allows me to integrate my own TCP/IP stack over the WLAN driver provided by them.

So i think you can use your own TCP/IP stack.

If you are still looking for one, check WhizNets WiFi module.
 

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