mami music a écrit :

hi i wanna show some data of a pd patch on a webpage, for monitoring remotely what is going on on the patch. It can have a latency when showing on the webpage. and data would be integrer numbers, that can be refreshed every 500 msec.

Im wondering how to create a webpage that receives a remote connection from PD (i have no clue of what sort [netsend]? or [osc]?) and using itŽs content to update the data on the page. Which is the direction to look for: programming in javascript the code of the webpage? or using some sort of XML or PHP? (which i have no experience at all) is there any starndar way to do this?

thanks for your help

daniel

hello, I've looked into it once, and the PHP function fsockopen() should be in help for your project, just use netsend netreceive in pd for communication.

Hello,

I did something similar with the ncftpput command to [shell]. It may be very un-standard indeed but it worked for me and is quite simple. The example patch generates a textfile in your home directory with some random data and sends it over ftp. Then refresh the page in your browser to see the updates... see http://www.timvets.net/software/pd_ncftpput_example.pd

Tim

mami music wrote:

hi i wanna show some data of a pd patch on a webpage, for monitoring remotely what is going on on the patch. It can have a latency when showing on the webpage. and data would be integrer numbers, that can be refreshed every 500 msec.

Im wondering how to create a webpage that receives a remote connection from PD (i have no clue of what sort [netsend]? or [osc]?) and using it´s content to update the data on the page. Which is the direction to look for: programming in javascript the code of the webpage? or using some sort of XML or PHP? (which i have no experience at all) is there any starndar way to do this?

thanks for your help

daniel

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