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WIFI HTTP + multi file loading from PIC ROM ( .html, .css, .js)

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Author: Wilson A. Gan Cuba

Last Updated: 2013-05-10

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

Example: 1.0.0.0

Category: WiFi

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License: MIT license  

The purpose of this project is to demonstrate in a simplified manner, how add multiple files to Mikroelektronika's WIFI HTTP demo, which will be stored in the PIC ROM but could be requested through the main web page as external files, all to be included in the same web page.

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The purpose of this project is to demonstrate in a simplified manner, how add multiple files to Mikroelektronika's WIFI HTTP demo, which will be stored in the PIC ROM but could be requested through the main web page as external files.

Note that this was made before by Simon Platten : http://www.libstock.com/projects/view/484/wifi-http-demo-example-v2-3 , project which I actively used to create mine.

My only intention with this example was to present (as I said before) a simplified summarized project supporting the title, that could be easily understood.

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En español

El propósito de este proyecto es demostrar de una manera simplificada, cómo agregar varios archivos en la demostración WIFI HTTP de Mikroelektronika, que se almacenarán en la memoria ROM del PIC, pero que pueden ser solicitados a través de la página web principal, como  archivos externos.

Tenga en cuenta que esto fue realizado antes por Simon Platten, projecto que he utilizado activamente para crear el mío.

Mi única intención con este ejemplo es presentar (como dije antes) un proyecto de resumen simplificado apoyando el título, que pueda ser fácilmente comprendido.

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