Xiaofan Chen wrote:

> Microchip's board has an HTTP server inside and use Get/Post to turn
> on/off the LEDs, get the button status and print to the LCD on-board. I
> have the Explorer 16 Board and PIC32 PIM as well as the PICTail+
> Ethernet daughter board. So I can use the default demo. I also have the
> full version of C32 compiler so I can play with the firmware. 
> 
> What I need is a simple console program to connect to the board and then
> based on the option, turn on/off the LEDs, etc.

If you don't necessarily want to write it yourself, you probably can use a
telnet terminal program and run it with some arguments to run a macro,
which then runs the TCP commands. Or one of the CLI programs meant to talk
http.

Gerhard

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