interface arduino using asp.net

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Hi, i want to interface arduino component's status i.e temperature sensor value , light sensor value when ever they read different value.

so how asp.net gets feeds from arduino whenever they come , how does arduino sends feeds or posts to that local server (web application)

thanks.

Hardware : Arduino uno R3 + ENC28j60 (ethernet module)
Software : Asp.net , Arduino 1.0.5 only
I built independent Web Site using asp.net ,and I want to update sub component in the page (i.e listbox) with data which are sent by arduino

what i need is what code in asp to receive data sent by arduino and what arduino code and libraries to send data to asp.net web site

Posted 22-Nov-13 10:15am

M.Samman

Updated 23-Nov-13 23:36pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Nov-13 17:10pm

Did you even try to find something?
—SA

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Depends on what Arduino you have, there are many, many different versions.

If you have an Arduino with a WiFi or Ethernet shield, then the Arduino can be coded to send an update directly to your server. If you are using just the Arduino with its built-in serial port or USB port (if it has one), then getting it to your server will require more work.

Posted 22-Nov-13 10:17am

Ron Beyer

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Nov-13 17:11pm

Agree, a 5. I added some information, too, please see...
—SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-22T11:11:00

You can always find some codes interfacing with Arduino. A serial (COM) port use is very usual:
http://playground.arduino.cc/Interfacing/Csharp[^],
http://www.technicana.com/physical-computing/73-connect-to-the-arduino-with-c-.html[^].

This CodeProject article tells about USB connectivity: Arduino, C#, and serial interface[^].

Depending on what model you have,… you can try to find some more: http://bit.ly/18e6eUt[^].

—SA