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A simple test of the experimental http_listener provided by the C++ REST SDK (Casablanca).
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#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_DEPRECATE | |
#include <cpprest/http_listener.h> | |
#include <iostream> | |
#include <iomanip> | |
#include <sstream> | |
#include <thread> | |
#include <chrono> | |
#include <ctime> | |
// cpprest provides macros for all streams but std::clog in basic_types.h | |
#ifdef _UTF16_STRINGS | |
// On Windows, all strings are wide | |
#define uclog std::wclog | |
#else | |
// On POSIX platforms, all strings are narrow | |
#define uclog std::clog | |
#endif // endif _UTF16_STRINGS | |
using namespace std; | |
using namespace web::http::experimental::listener; | |
using namespace web::http; | |
using namespace web; | |
void respond(const http_request& request, const status_code& status, const json::value& response) { | |
json::value resp; | |
resp[U("status")] = json::value::number(status); | |
resp[U("response")] = response; | |
// Pack in the current time for debugging purposes. | |
time_t now = time(0); | |
utility::stringstream_t ss; | |
ss << put_time(localtime(&now), L"%Y-%m-%dT%H:%S:%MZ"); | |
resp[U("server_time")] = json::value::string(ss.str()); | |
request.reply(status, resp); | |
} | |
int main() | |
{ | |
// Synchronously bind the listener to all nics. | |
uclog << U("Starting listener.") << endl; | |
http_listener listener(U("http://*/json")); | |
listener.open().wait(); | |
// Handle incoming requests. | |
uclog << U("Setting up JSON listener.") << endl; | |
listener.support(methods::GET, [] (http_request req) { | |
auto http_get_vars = uri::split_query(req.request_uri().query()); | |
auto found_name = http_get_vars.find(U("request")); | |
if (found_name == end(http_get_vars)) { | |
auto err = U("Request received with get var \"request\" omitted from query."); | |
uclog << err << endl; | |
respond(req, status_codes::BadRequest, json::value::string(err)); | |
return; | |
} | |
auto request_name = found_name->second; | |
uclog << U("Received request: ") << request_name << endl; | |
respond(req, status_codes::OK, json::value::string(U("Request received for: ") + request_name)); | |
}); | |
// Wait while the listener does the heavy lifting. | |
// TODO: Provide a way to safely terminate this loop. | |
uclog << U("Waiting for incoming connection...") << endl; | |
while(true) { | |
this_thread::sleep_for(chrono::milliseconds(2000)); | |
} | |
// Nothing left to do but commit suicide. | |
uclog << U("Terminating JSON listener.") << endl; | |
listener.close(); | |
return 0; | |
} |
@SeanCline Thanks for response, I have already tried with "*" that shows port listening on IPv6. I didn't find anything if this works for IPv6 at all.
Even i tried with interface as wel this was throwing below error.
Starting listener at url.http://[fe80::a3fe:944b:534f:7ec%enp44s0f1]:8585
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'web::uri_exception'
what(): Invalid hexadecimal digit
further for me with hostname it is working not with IP "::1" that conclude that IPv6 support is there but format is different. Though i haven't done trying with other server IP with IPv6.
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@mpanwar-github Hmm, it seems like a couple people have reported similar behaviour.
On my Windows box I also get an error when listening on an IPv6 address. When I listen on a wildcard address like
http://*/json
it listens on both IPv4 and IPv6, so that might be a workaround for you.