I would take a look at web server documentation for an open source stack like
lwip
It discusses the basic interactions and start with a simple example and add to
it
From: Steve French <voltvision@gmail.c
To: beagleboard@googlegroups.com
Cc: kenuna...@gmail.com
Sent: Monday, February 16, 2015 10:41 AM
Subject: [beagleboard] Re: Beaglebone Black Web Server
Hello Kenu!The BBB comes with an active webserver already running on it. I
wanted to do the same thing as you originally. You can access the website as
soon as you boot up the BBB, then you can use the website to access the Cloud9
IDE to browse through all of the relevant Website files. As a beginner, I was
extremely confused by all of the different HTML and JS files, but I talked to
Jason Kridner one day about how he could perhaps re-organize the files to make
it more understandable for newbies who want to understand how the "out of the
box" BBB webserver and website is setup and organized. I think now it should
be more obvious as to which files you actually need and how they work together.
You are able to go in and start modifying the website straight away.....great
learning!
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