This project demonstrates a Wi-Fi HTTP server that runs the following hardware platform:
- STM32F4-Discovery evaluation board (STMicroelectronics P/N STM32F407G-DISC1) +
- STM32F4 Discovery Shield (Mikroelectronika P/N MIKROE-1481) +
- WiFi 7 Click board (Mikroelectronika PN/ MIKROE-1481)

The WiFi 7 click daugther board is based on a Atmel WINC1500 Wi-Fi module. This board must be
connected to mikroBUS extension slot 1 of the STM32F4 Discovery Shield.

The demo uses the Wi-Fi chip in "WINC1500 Ethernet bypass" mode:
- the TCP/IP stack runs on the host MCU (i.e STM32F407)
- the host MCU does not need to load the Wi-Fi module with any firmware at startup
- the Soft-AP mode is limited to a single client
- Simultaneous Soft-AP / STA mode feature is not supported

Instructions to run the demo:

- Compile the project and run a debug session
- Connect a terminal (115200 bauds, no parity, no flow control) to the USB/UART connector of
	the STM32F4 Discovery Shield to output log messages
- Connect to the "TEST_WILC1000_AP" Wi-Fi network. Password is "1122334455"
- Open your favorite Web browser and enter the server name or IP address in the address bar:
	http://http-server-demo
	http://http-server-demo.local
	http://192.168.8.1 (where 192.168.8.1 is the IPv4 address of the server)
	http://[fd00:1:2:3::1500] (where fd00:1:2:3::1500 is the ULA IPv6 address of the server)
