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I did this a while back by calling functions in the spirit.ocx from an ASP
page. I used it to control a webcam I made with an RCX and an old QuickCam.
I ran it with Personal WebServer on a '95 box and IIS4.0 on my NT Server,
but perhaps you can use it with ChiliASP under Apache ? I'll post my code
to .tele if anyone is interested. There's an old thread there where I was
going to post it a while back, but a few people asked me to email it and
then I got sidetracked by my job : (
Chris wrote in message ...
> I apologize if this question has been asked and answered, but searching
> through this group did not provide a solid answer.
>
> Can this be done.. I have a linux box running as a webserver. I would like • to
> plug the IR unit to the serial port and be able to control the RCX from a • CGI
> program. I was looking at the RCX perl module, but would like to use NQC • for
> RCX control and programing. Is there any way of doing this.
>
> Essentially remote control of the RCX from a website. The goal would be to
> have a robot arm that could be controled from anywhere over the internet,
> using a custom little web interface and a webcam to view the action.
>
> Any ideas, or sugestions on where to start with the control part of this.
>
> Thanks a bunch
>
> Chris
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