Creating and sending url
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 4:24 am
I was wondering: is it possible to create a url and call this url automaticly. Why?
I live in Hungary, i want to upload my wheaterdata to http://www.idokep.hu. This can be done with a program of them but this works only with my computer turned on. I asked them for an other solution and this is there answer:
To upload data to Idokep, You also have to register to Idokep Pro (pro.idokep.hu), with the same username/password as You used when registering for Idokep.
Then, you'll have to upload real-time data (preferrably in every minute), by calling the url below (as if it was a website url)
http://pro.idokep.hu/sendws.php?user=us ... okes=0.0
Of course, in the aboeve example, You will have to insert Your own username/password, as well as the actual weather data.
user=username
pass=password
tipus=your_weather_station_type
p=sea_level_air_pressure
hom=temperature
rh=humidity
szelero=wind_speed (in m/s)
szelirany=wind_direction (degrees 0-359)
csap1h=rain_in_last_hour (in mm)
csap=rain_in_last_day (in mm)
szellokes=wind_gust (in m/s).
Anyone ideas?
I live in Hungary, i want to upload my wheaterdata to http://www.idokep.hu. This can be done with a program of them but this works only with my computer turned on. I asked them for an other solution and this is there answer:
To upload data to Idokep, You also have to register to Idokep Pro (pro.idokep.hu), with the same username/password as You used when registering for Idokep.
Then, you'll have to upload real-time data (preferrably in every minute), by calling the url below (as if it was a website url)
http://pro.idokep.hu/sendws.php?user=us ... okes=0.0
Of course, in the aboeve example, You will have to insert Your own username/password, as well as the actual weather data.
user=username
pass=password
tipus=your_weather_station_type
p=sea_level_air_pressure
hom=temperature
rh=humidity
szelero=wind_speed (in m/s)
szelirany=wind_direction (degrees 0-359)
csap1h=rain_in_last_hour (in mm)
csap=rain_in_last_day (in mm)
szellokes=wind_gust (in m/s).
Anyone ideas?