Uploading a sketch via WIFI on a WPA2-Enterprise connection

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Hi, I am trying to upload the TemperatureWebPanel example onto my Yun.
My understanding right now is that in order for the webpage and the copy of Jquery provided to be uploaded to the SD properly, I must upload the entire sketch via WiFi.

I am in a sticky situation because the eventual project I am working on has to work in an environment where the only WiFi available is a WPA2-enterprise connection. I used this tutorial to successfully connect to the WPA2-enterprise connection: WPA Enterprise with Arduino Yun? - Arduino Yún - Arduino Forum

However, when I look at Tools->Ports, I only see the following:

/dev/cu.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port
/dev/cu.Bluetooth-Modern
/dev/cu.usbmodem1421 (Arduino Yun)

I don't see an available port connection via WiFi.

How can I get the Arduino IDE to see my Yun's IP address while I'm on this WPA2-enterprise connection?

Has anyone else connected their Yun to a WPA2-enterprise connection and was able to upload their sketches via wifi? If so, could you tell me what you did?

Is it possible to upload a sketch that has a webpage and Javascript file without uploading via wifi?

I think the only solution right now is to upload the sketch on a non WPA2-enterprise connection and then re-configure my Yun to connect to the WPA2-enterprise connection.

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I can't answer your networking questions, hopefully someone who can will stop by and help.

ihasan:
Is it possible to upload a sketch that has a webpage and Javascript file without uploading via wifi?

That I can help with: there is nothing magical about getting the files in place, other than the IDE copying files for you if you have a network connection. If not, you can still do it manually:

  • Use an SCP client to copy the files over the network
  • Pull out the SD card from the Yun, put it on your computer, and copy the files.

Basically, you want to take whatever is in the www folder of your sketch, and copy it to a www folder inside an arduino folder at the root level of your SD card. If you are using SCP, that would be /mnt/sda1/arduino/www/ and if you have the disk in your computer, it would be /arduino/www/ relative to the root of the SD card.

You only need the network connection if you want the IDE to automatically do the copying for you.