From 1f4bc8613dd80be6d378483269be4af46980811d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Hieromon Ikasamo Date: Sat, 2 Mar 2019 17:03:52 +0900 Subject: [PATCH] Deployment for v 0.9.7 --- docs/advancedusage.html | 2 +- docs/apiconfig.html | 4 ++++ docs/lsbegin.html | 3 ++- docs/search/search_index.json | 2 +- docs/sitemap.xml | 44 +++++++++++++++++----------------- docs/sitemap.xml.gz | Bin 363 -> 363 bytes 6 files changed, 30 insertions(+), 25 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/advancedusage.html b/docs/advancedusage.html index 5c7ad4a..493a2d1 100644 --- a/docs/advancedusage.html +++ b/docs/advancedusage.html @@ -1198,7 +1198,7 @@ Also, if you want to stop AutoConnect completely when the captive portal is time } -

There is another option related to timeout in AutoConnectConfig. It can make use of the captive portal function even after a timeout. The AutoConnectConfig::retainPortal option will not stop the SoftAP when the captive portal is timed out. If you enable the ratainPortal option, you can try to connect to the AP at any time while continuing to sketch execution with offline even after the captive portal timed-out. Compared to the above code specified no option with the following example code, the captive portal will remain available even after a timeout without changing the logic of the sketch.

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There is another option related to timeout in AutoConnectConfig. It can make use of the captive portal function even after a timeout. The AutoConnectConfig::retainPortal option will not stop the SoftAP when the captive portal is timed out. If you enable the ratainPortal option, you can try to connect to the AP at any time while continuing to sketch execution with offline even after the captive portal timed-out. Compared to the above code specified no option with the following example code, the captive portal will remain available even after a timeout without changing the logic of the sketch.

#include <ESP8266WiFi.h>
 #include <ESP8266WebServer.h>
 #include <AutoConnect.h>
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Connection request after timed-out

 
With the retainPortal, even if AutoConnect::begin in the setup() is timed out, you can execute the sketch and the portal function as a WiFi connection attempt by calling AutoConnect::handleClient in the loop().
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All unresolved addresses redirects to /_ac

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If you enable the retainPortal option, all unresolved URIs will be redirected to SoftAPIP/_ac. It happens frequently as client devices repeat captive portal probes in particular. To avoid this, you need to exit from the WiFi connection Apps on your device once.

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staip

Set a static IP address. The IP will behave with STA mode.

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You can use these parameters in combination with sketch requirements and need to understand correctly the behavior caused by the parameters. The following chart shows the AutoConnect::begin logic sequence including the effect of these parameters.

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For example, AutoConnect::begin will not exits without the portalTimeout while the connection not establishes, but WebServer will start to work. So, your sketch may work seemingly, but it will close with inside a loop of the AutoConnect::begin function. Especially when invoking AutoConnect::begin in the setup(), execution control does not pass to the loop().

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For example, AutoConnect::begin will not exits without the portalTimeout while the connection not establishes, but WebServer will start to work. A DNS server that detects the probe of the captive portal is also effective. So, your sketch may work seemingly, but it will close with inside a loop of the AutoConnect::begin function. Especially when invoking AutoConnect::begin in the setup(), execution control does not pass to the loop().

As different scenes, you may use the immediateStart effectively. Equipped the external switch to activate the captive portal with the ESP module, combined with the portalTime and the retainPortal it will become WiFi active connection feature. You can start AutoConnect::begin at any point in the loop(), which allows your sketch can behave both the offline mode and the online mode.

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The retainPortal option allows the DNS server to continue operation after exiting from AutoConnect::begin. AutoConnect traps captive portal detection from the client and redirects it to the AutoConnect menu. That trap will answer all unresolved addresses with SoftAP's IP address. If the URI handler for the source request is undefined, it returns a 302 response with SoftAPIP/_ac to the client. This is the mechanism of AutoConnect's captive portal. Captive portal probes will frequently occur while you are attempting on the client device's WiFi connection Apps and these implementations are varied each OS, so it not realistic to identify all probing URIs. Therefore, while retainPortal is enabled, it is not preferable to executing the sketch under the WiFi connection Apps on the client device. (Probably not work correctly) You need to exit from the WiFi connection Apps once.

Please consider these kinds of influence when you make sketches.

The AutoConnect::begin 3rd parameter

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