I'd like to talk to you more about this, so please email me. I don't
know exactly what you want to send, but I wanted to run an applet which
shows the front panel of my application.
We have a firewall as well, and they only allow http port 80 on any of
the web browsers; therefore, I had to do 2 things:
1) Set up a service on Windows 95 or Windows NT (I've done both)
called Personal Web Server (95) or Peer Web Server (NT). This will
allow your applet to be run by any web browser on your network.
2) I had an embedded PC which was not logged into the network, and
therefore did not have a DNS entry on the NT server at the company.
Therefore, I had to define an IP address for it, and enter it into my
web browser as a "local" IP address on the intranet, an
d not to use the
firewall proxy when this IP is used in the URL. That solved the
firewall problem.
If that didn't help, or I confused you, please email me, and maybe I
can help.
Mark
In article <8l9pdj$fd9$1@nnrp1.deja.com>,
donlap@my-deja.com wrote:
> I'm building a VI which shall run as an applet trought a web browser.
> To do this, I use the DSTP (Data Socker Transpor Protocol)or a simple
> communication protocol over IP/TCP sockets. But because I'm on a
> bureautical Network in my company, the firewall does not permited me
to
> use any protocol out of http during all my exchanges on the Internet.
> Could you suggest me how I can exchange data whithout converts them
> firsly in http files?
>
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