I don't have a stoker, I built my own temperature control system following Bob Hruska's plans.
However I have built a web application around my system that I'd like to extend to Stoker and DigiQ (and others). The system depends on hitting the controller for data via the web (an http call), and having the controller return a JSON string (javascript object notation, allows cross-domain browser calls).
So question is what kind of web pages does Stoker serve up? Can you change them?
If not, anyone know how I can contact the makers of the Stoker?
If the Stoker can be made to serve JSON, then my web app would (already does for my homebrew controller) log (and store for posterity) all the data and plot it in a webpage. It could also potentially let you control your Stoker over the web (not just on your local network, but over the entire web).
However I have built a web application around my system that I'd like to extend to Stoker and DigiQ (and others). The system depends on hitting the controller for data via the web (an http call), and having the controller return a JSON string (javascript object notation, allows cross-domain browser calls).
So question is what kind of web pages does Stoker serve up? Can you change them?
If not, anyone know how I can contact the makers of the Stoker?
If the Stoker can be made to serve JSON, then my web app would (already does for my homebrew controller) log (and store for posterity) all the data and plot it in a webpage. It could also potentially let you control your Stoker over the web (not just on your local network, but over the entire web).