NXP http server no longer exist in SDK_2.3_MK64FX512xxx12

[alexpimenov]

The first implementation of NXP http server was added in SDK 2.2. 

It can be found in the following directory:

SDK_2.2_MK64FX512xxx12\middleware\lwip_2.0.0\src\apps\httpsrv.

But I can't find it in the  newest SDK 2.3  anymore.

Does it mean it's no longer supported?

[alexpimenov]

I'm sure I included lwip as middleware option, when generatede sdk 2.3 and sdk 2.2.

If you look at the screenshots below, httpsrv folder ( that contains NXP http server files ) is missing in SDK2.3.

Does it means that  NXP https server is no longer supported?

[ZhangJennie]

Hi Alex,

httpsrv folder was removed because dependency is not satisfied.

According to development team "

The files inside httpsrv folder are part of the middleware.tcpip.lwip.apps.httpsrv component. Maybe the package shown below does not include FreeRTOS and the demos which require middleware.tcpip.lwip.apps.httpsrv require also FreeRTOS.

So that’s likely the reason why it is not in the package.

By the way the httpsrv folder and its content is not part of lwIP project, it is NXP implementation of HTTP server.

"

Have a great day,
Jennie Zhang

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[ZhangJennie]

Hi Alex.

I reproduced your problem.

I have contacted SDK development team for this issue. Will keep you informed.

Best Regards,

Jennie Zhang.

[ZhangJennie]

Hi Alex,

Please make sure you have lwIP included in the package. If not, "Add software component"

then build and download, we will see lwip folder there.

SDK2.3.0 includes lwip 2.0.2_rev1

while SDK2.2.0 includes lwip 2.0.0_rev3

For more lwip change log, see ChangeLogKSDK.txt under lwip folder.

Have a great day,
Jennie Zhang

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