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I am trying to connect a django URL to incoming data on TCP/IP Port. It would be great if someone, could shed some light on this
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You'll probably have to listen on the port from another process, or thread. Save the incoming data somewhere, whether it be a log file, database, or whatever. Then have Django use this data when it prepares the web page to send in response to requests on the URL.