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The answer to question 3 simply depends on the need to recall a data history. If a PC should be able to connect to the WebNet, check the data output during the last e.g. 24 hours and then disconnect, the WebNet should store a data history.

Figure 23 is an example, showing a principal schematic of a setup with a device (a sensor), a WebNet that does both protocol translation, data storage and applet serving, and a PC. The PC displays the web page from the WebNet in its browser, including the applet.

Please refer to [5] for a full introduction and reference to WebScript, as well as a number of explained examples to get you started making WebNet applications.

Figure 23: Example of a WebNet architecture

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Contents April Consulting A/SWebNet User’s Guide Contents WebNet User’s Guide Your ARP table AutoIP Feature References List of Figures WebRJS module with the WebNet module inserted IntroductionPage Unpacking Component side of the WebRJS-DCE board WebNet module is being inserted into the WebRJS module Installation WebNet User’s Guide WebNet User’s Guide WebNet home Configuration Dirname WebNet User’s Guide WebNet User’s Guide Configuration page for network settings WebNet User’s Guide Setup page for the Device Sharing service WebNet User’s Guide Monitoring and Statistics Socket Status WebNet User’s Guide WebNet User’s Guide Tools WebNet User’s Guide WebNet User’s Guide Uploading and Running Scripts WebNet User’s Guide WebNet User’s Guide WebNet as an RS232 Gateway WebNet User’s Guide WebNet User’s Guide Example of a WebNet architecture How To Get Started WebNet IP configuration WebNet User’s Guide References References
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