I have a few questions on the current
state of the project.
1.) I tested multiple method calls against
a server of version XmlRpc++ version 0.7.
Is my understanding correct that the server
haldles every incoming request, one after
the other, and is so to say "request-safe"?
2.) This is a basic question, for which I don't
have the time right now to get the answer
from the code. How is this technically done,
i.e. how does the server distinguish between
two different calls? I guess something like it
gets one input stream for each request, or
maybe some request object per request.
I haven't done any networking under C++ so far.
Another guess: the sender's IP address and port
plus some ID for the particular request... ?
3.) Any news about a running
multithreaded server and a
next version of XmlRpc++?
Best Regards,
Sven
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Hello,
I have a few questions on the current
state of the project.
1.) I tested multiple method calls against
a server of version XmlRpc++ version 0.7.
Is my understanding correct that the server
haldles every incoming request, one after
the other, and is so to say "request-safe"?
2.) This is a basic question, for which I don't
have the time right now to get the answer
from the code. How is this technically done,
i.e. how does the server distinguish between
two different calls? I guess something like it
gets one input stream for each request, or
maybe some request object per request.
I haven't done any networking under C++ so far.
Another guess: the sender's IP address and port
plus some ID for the particular request... ?
3.) Any news about a running
multithreaded server and a
next version of XmlRpc++?
Best Regards,
Sven