Hi Steven,
That is the exact problem then, you are getting an exception which you are not handing so the process is going to crash. You need to catch the http_exception and take a look at the message and error code to see what the problem is. In general you should be aware you need to handle exceptions when using the C++ REST SDK, all network errors are treated as exceptions and thrown as http_exceptions. I also recommend you read up on how to use PPL tasks, the unit of asynchrony in the library.
Steve
That is the exact problem then, you are getting an exception which you are not handing so the process is going to crash. You need to catch the http_exception and take a look at the message and error code to see what the problem is. In general you should be aware you need to handle exceptions when using the C++ REST SDK, all network errors are treated as exceptions and thrown as http_exceptions. I also recommend you read up on how to use PPL tasks, the unit of asynchrony in the library.
Steve