A simple project for sending button input up to AT&T Flow

Dependencies:   FXOS8700CQ MODSERIAL mbed

For instructions on using this program, see the AT&T Starter Kit tutorial on it.

Revision:
69:a99e384b720f
Parent:
68:d38834307b17
Child:
72:0afdd141157c
--- a/config_me.h	Tue Aug 09 19:23:11 2016 +0000
+++ b/config_me.h	Tue Aug 09 23:48:44 2016 +0000
@@ -9,14 +9,16 @@
 // This is the server's base URL name.  Example "www.google.com"
 // Note that when you Fork a FLOW, it will typically assign  either
 // "run-east.att.io" or "run-west.att.io", so be sure to check this.
-static const char * MY_SERVER_URL       = "run-west.att.io";  //  CHECK ME, might be different
+static const char * MY_SERVER_NAME       = "run-west.att.io";  //  CHECK ME, might be different
 
 //This is for normal HTTP.  If you want to use TCP to a specific port, change that here:
 static const char * MY_PORT_STR         = "0000";       // CHANGE ME
 
+// Only used if you program void GenerateModemString() to use them and send HTTP
 // These are FLOW fields from the Endpoints tab:
-#define FLOW_BASE_URL                   "/..../in/flow"  // CHANGE ME
+#define FLOW_BASE_PATH                   "/..../in/flow"  // CHANGE ME
 #define FLOW_INPUT_NAME                 "/buttons"
+// The full URL will be "http://"+MY_SERVER_NAME+":"+MY_PORT_STR+FLOW_PATH_PATH+FLOW_INPUT_NAME
 
 // Unless you want to use a different protocol, this field should be left as is:
 #define FLOW_URL_TYPE                   " HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: "