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For technical reasons, I would like to use the same service with two different procols
one with tcp (for python2 clients, where I don't have any json rpc websocket available)
and one with websocket , for web application .
I used different port for the tcp and websocket service
unfortunately, this does not seem to work, I can not work with the websocket service, but the tcp service is ok
I know I have to setup some mutexes in service, if I want to share the same fonctions between the two protocols.
here is my server code :
#include "ControlerServiceApi.h"
#include <jcon/json_rpc_tcp_server.h>
#include <jcon/json_rpc_websocket_server.h>
#include "jcon/json_rpc_file_logger.h"
#include <QCoreApplication>
#include <QUrl>
#include <ctime>
#include <iostream>
#include <memory>
#include <unistd.h>
ControlerService *service;
enum class SocketType {tcp, websocket};
jcon::JsonRpcServer* startServer(QObject* parent,
SocketType socket_type = SocketType::tcp)
{
int port;
jcon::JsonRpcServer* rpc_server;
if (socket_type == SocketType::tcp) {
qDebug() << "Creating TCP server";
auto logger = std::make_shared<jcon::JsonRpcFileLogger>("e:\\rpc_log.txt");
rpc_server = new jcon::JsonRpcTcpServer(parent, logger);
port = 6004;
} else {
qDebug() << "Creating WebSocket server";
rpc_server = new jcon::JsonRpcWebSocketServer(parent);
port = 6003;
}
rpc_server->registerServices({ service });
rpc_server->listen(port);
return rpc_server;
}
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
QCoreApplication app(argc, argv);
service = new ControlerService();
auto server1 = startServer(nullptr, SocketType::websocket);
// pour compatibilité python2, obligé de garder l acces en mode socket tcp
auto server2 = startServer(nullptr, SocketType::tcp);
#ifdef _WIN32
{
std::string path;
path.assign(tmpdir());
path += "\\controler_service_ok";
touch(path.c_str());
}
#else
int ret __attribute__((unused))=system("touch /tmp/controler_service_ok");
#endif
app.exec(); // <- here
delete server1;
delete server2;
}
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For technical reasons, I would like to use the same service with two different procols
one with tcp (for python2 clients, where I don't have any json rpc websocket available)
and one with websocket , for web application .
I used different port for the tcp and websocket service
unfortunately, this does not seem to work, I can not work with the websocket service, but the tcp service is ok
I know I have to setup some mutexes in service, if I want to share the same fonctions between the two protocols.
here is my server code :
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: