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Fred Nicolson 2017-06-05 13:36:09 +01:00 committed by GitHub
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@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ fr::HttpRequest objects are used for dealing with data being sent *to* the serve
#include <HttpResponse.h> #include <HttpResponse.h>
//Connect to the website //Connect to the website
fr::HttpSocket socket; fr::HttpSocket<fr::TcpSocket> socket;
if(socket.connect("example.com", "80") != fr::Socket::Success) if(socket.connect("example.com", "80") != fr::Socket::Success)
{ {
//Failed to connect to site //Failed to connect to site
@ -177,7 +177,7 @@ if(socket.receive(response) != fr::Socket::Success)
//Print out the response //Print out the response
std::cout << request.get_body() << std::endl; std::cout << request.get_body() << std::endl;
``` ```
Here we create a fr::HttpSocket object, connect to a domain (don't include the 'http://' bit). SSL support is planned but not implemented just yet. After connecting, we construct a fr::HttpRequest object to send to the server, adding in some GET arguments, POST arguments and a request header. Here we create a fr::HttpSocket object, connect to a domain (don't include the 'http://' bit). The socket is non-SSL and so the underlying socket type is fr::TcpSocket. If this were an SSL socket, then it'd be fr::HttpSocket<fr::SSLSocket>. After connecting, we construct a fr::HttpRequest object to send to the server, adding in some GET arguments, POST arguments and a request header.
You can both set and get GET/POST data through the fr::(HttpRequest/HttpResponse)::(get/post) functions. And access/set headers though the [] operator. Once we've sent a request, we wait for a response. Once received, we print out the body of the response and exit. You can both set and get GET/POST data through the fr::(HttpRequest/HttpResponse)::(get/post) functions. And access/set headers though the [] operator. Once we've sent a request, we wait for a response. Once received, we print out the body of the response and exit.