Hi,
I am working with teensy41 since some months. Now, I am starting to use the ethernet module, but I found out the example WebClient that comes with NatvieEthernet library works fine, but if I use the example WebClientRepeating, it is not. First GET request seems to work, but not the rest. In the same way, if I adapt the WebClient example to perform several requests (to the same or different servers), first GET or POST request work fine, but not the rest.
In my scripts, I suspect the EthernetClient::available() function is not giving the rigth value, but I cant confirm the problem is there.
BTW, I tried to use the last version of NativeEthernet library from GitHub (https://github.com/vjmuzik/NativeEthernet/tree/master/src), and in this case, even the WebClient example is not working.
At Github repository (issues) for NativeEthernet, I see there are some reports for EthernetClient:: read() and flush() functions, but I dont know if they were fixed or not.
Thanks a lot for your help, I am really stucked right now
I am working with teensy41 since some months. Now, I am starting to use the ethernet module, but I found out the example WebClient that comes with NatvieEthernet library works fine, but if I use the example WebClientRepeating, it is not. First GET request seems to work, but not the rest. In the same way, if I adapt the WebClient example to perform several requests (to the same or different servers), first GET or POST request work fine, but not the rest.
In my scripts, I suspect the EthernetClient::available() function is not giving the rigth value, but I cant confirm the problem is there.
BTW, I tried to use the last version of NativeEthernet library from GitHub (https://github.com/vjmuzik/NativeEthernet/tree/master/src), and in this case, even the WebClient example is not working.
At Github repository (issues) for NativeEthernet, I see there are some reports for EthernetClient:: read() and flush() functions, but I dont know if they were fixed or not.
Thanks a lot for your help, I am really stucked right now