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Running the Sample Program
The KwikNet WEB Sample Program requires that your target hardware include an
interface to a console terminal. The web browser task will use its command line interface
to interact with you at that terminal. You are therefore the real user behind the web
browser task.
Each action which you initiate using a command line directive will generate a response
on the terminal as the browser task handles your request. The web server task will only
run if you use the serv directive to start it. The WEB Sample Program runs until you
issue the exit directive to shut it down.
KwikNet includes a number of debug features (see Chapter 1.9 of the KwikNet TCP/IP
Stack User's Guide) which can assist you in using the WEB Sample Program. With
KwikNet's debug features enabled, you can place a breakpoint on procedure kn_bphit()
to trap all errors detected by KwikNet. Of course, if you are using AMX, it is always wise
to execute with a breakpoint on the AMX fatal exit procedure cjksfatal (ajfatl for
AMX 86).
The web server task uses the KwikNet message recording service to log messages
concerning its operation. KwikNet also records selected debug and trace information if
any of these features are enabled. Unless you have modified the KwikNet recording
method, these messages are simply saved in memory and are therefore not visible.
However, you can use the web browser's interactive dump command to list all of the
recorded messages on its console device and empty the recording array.
Note
To use a real browser to view the files provided with the
WEB Sample Program, you must replace the KwikNet
Ethernet Loopback Driver with your own network device
driver. Use the KwikNet Configuration Manager to edit the
Network Parameter File KNWEBLIB.UP to use your driver.
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