boost-asio

I have written server code in C++ using the asio library. I know that the server code works, because I tested it with a client also written in C++ and using asio . The problem is that with the following javascript code for client, the connection doesn't get accepted. I immediately see the message box Connection closed... on the javascript client, and on the server I see this strange message: Data RECEIVED: <------ I print this line myself GET / HTTP/1.1 Host: localhost:15562 Connection: Upgrade Pragma: no-cache Cache-Control: no-cache Upgrade: websocket Origin: http://localhost:63344 Sec

I'm wondering what the best (cleanest, hardest to mess up) method for cleanup is in this situation. void MyClass::do_stuff(boost::asio::yield_context context) { while (running_) { uint32_t data = async_buffer->Read(context); // do other stuff } } Read is a call which asynchronously waits until there is data to be read, then returns that data. If I want to delete this instance of MyClass, how can I make sure I do so properly? Let's say that the asynchronous wait here is performed via a deadline_timer's async_wait. If I cancel the event, I still have to wait for the thread to finish executing

I have created a simple HTTP request wherein I am sending GET,POST and PUT requests to the server. Next I want to switch to HTTPS connection using boost asio library, how should I proceed? I have an Executor Class that resolves and connects to the server and a RequestCreator Class that creates the request. sehe I happen to just have posted such a thing in a comment (...): You just connect over ssl. @Milind coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/9546326fd1def416 So perhaps it is helpful to you. Live On Coliru #include <boost/asio.hpp> #include <boost/asio/ssl.hpp> #include <iostream> int main() { boost:

I would try to use the library to use socket Boost.Asio c++ on multiple platforms. I downloaded the latest version here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost/1.46.1/ but now what do I use in my code? I have compile it? include just enough? Can you tell me the steps? Tom How you use it depends on what you want to do, ;-). The documentation is found here: http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_46_1/doc/html/boost_asio.html You will find lots of examples that should suite your needs. For building, you should note that the library dependancies depend upon whether you are running on windows

I have strange behaviour in server program. In simple example it works fine (I insert traces everywhere, in pion and asio). #include <pion/http/server.hpp> #include <pion/http/response_writer.hpp> #include <pion/http/response_reader.hpp> #include <pion/http/request_writer.hpp> #include <pion/logger.hpp> #include <pion/scheduler.hpp> int main() { pion::single_service_scheduler shed; shed.set_num_threads(1); boost::shared_ptr<pion::http::server> server (new pion::http::server(shed, 5000)); server->add_resource("/", handlerFunction); server->start(); sleep(5); } output is like this. Construct