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1- the purpose of this SDK is to provide a modern API to consume RESTFUL services. (http_listener is an experimental feature).
2- i had the same problem , i tried to integrate NGINX code inside my application but that didn't work,
i tried to programmatically control NGINX service from my application code ( check if the service is running and if it is not then run the service),
but that had it's problems too !
eventually after 3 days ! i get rid of NGINX and started to integrate C# asp.net webapi selfhost (http://www.asp.net/web-api/overview/older-versions/self-host-a-web-api) into my application using C++ CLI ( i was on windows ).
that was my experience ( maybe i was not a good programmer ), but C++ CLI and C# webapi really worked,
it was easy to integrate C# assembles into my native C++ application and the asp.net webapi was stable enough not to cause more troubles.
1- the purpose of this SDK is to provide a modern API to consume RESTFUL services. (http_listener is an experimental feature).
2- i had the same problem , i tried to integrate NGINX code inside my application but that didn't work,
i tried to programmatically control NGINX service from my application code ( check if the service is running and if it is not then run the service),
but that had it's problems too !
eventually after 3 days ! i get rid of NGINX and started to integrate C# asp.net webapi selfhost (http://www.asp.net/web-api/overview/older-versions/self-host-a-web-api) into my application using C++ CLI ( i was on windows ).
that was my experience ( maybe i was not a good programmer ), but C++ CLI and C# webapi really worked,
it was easy to integrate C# assembles into my native C++ application and the asp.net webapi was stable enough not to cause more troubles.