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Thank you for the suggestion. I'll try and check if it is possible. By now, the web server implemented in node.js creates instances of one or several virtualized robots, receives POST requests in JSON format, and calls the update() function of each robot passing the received data and getting information about what to do.
Does the Web IDE expect a connection à-la telnet? Is there an example somewhere?
loris
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Wow, that looks great! I love the 3D view!
As you're serving off node.js, I guess you could actually open a port that you could point the Web IDE at (it allows you to connect over TCP/IP now) - then you could actually use the Web IDE itself to interact and upload new code!