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<My situation>
I need to develop one software which supports both https(TLS) client and TCP client(non-TLS/non-https) facilities. It must work on CY8CKIT-062-WiFiBT with Modus Toolbox.
Now, I'm developing upper application layer on CYW94343WWCD1_EVB with WICED.
In this development, the following two C sample sources was useful. And I made the two coexist.
WICED-Studio-6.4\43xxx_Wi-Fi\apps\snip\httpbin_org\httpbin_org.c
WICED-Studio-6.4\43xxx_Wi-Fi\apps\snip\tcp_client_powersave\tcp_client_powersave.c
It would be nice if an API compatible with the API used in these samples would be supported on CY8CKIT-062-WiFiBT with Modus Toolbox, but I understand that I can't hope for it.
So I'm looking for appropriate sample that is as simple and readable as possible, and similar to the sample above.
<Question/Request>
Please introduce the similar simple C example source for porting upper layer of both https(TLS) client and TCP client(non-TLS/non-https) software which works on CY8CKIT-062-WiFiBT with Modus Toolbox.
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Hi,
We don't have such example available as of now for Modus Toolbox 2.0. It is definitely a part of our roadmap and will be included in future where http-client middleware and corresponding code example will be made available.
As of today, we have a tcp_client, both secure and non-secure example available for you to begin with.
If you are constrained for time, you can either try to use the httpd from lwIP or port the WICED http_client stack to Modus and give it a try. Since MTB was built around keeping this sort of flexibility in mind, my guess would be that it won't be a huge effort.
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Hi,
We don't have such example available as of now for Modus Toolbox 2.0. It is definitely a part of our roadmap and will be included in future where http-client middleware and corresponding code example will be made available.
As of today, we have a tcp_client, both secure and non-secure example available for you to begin with.
If you are constrained for time, you can either try to use the httpd from lwIP or port the WICED http_client stack to Modus and give it a try. Since MTB was built around keeping this sort of flexibility in mind, my guess would be that it won't be a huge effort.
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Dear RaktimR_11,
Thank you for your message. It was very helpful.
I'll consider.