New Post: deploy casablanca with mac os x app
For future users, could you put the full command line you used in here? Thanks, roschuma
View ArticleNew Post: Extracting the parts of a path using Listener and split_path
Given the following code listener.support(methods::GET, [](http_request request) { string_t path; string_t host; int port; std::vector<utility::string_t> splitPath; try { path =...
View ArticleNew Post: Casablanca 2.2.0 on Android with https
Hi stevetgates, I have just retried it and the issue is still happening. I copied the project that basically retrieves a web page and just displays the body in a text view. I tried it on Android 4.1.1...
View ArticleCommented Feature: support statically linked runtime [18]
I think as you know if you are linking against this library and you are not using dynamically linked runtime you might see weird behaviors or even crash (have no idea what's going on since it's not a...
View ArticleNew Post: New to Casablanck SDKs
Can you please provide me an example where I can simple pass a string from the webpage which this listener receives. My job will be at stake if I fail to accomplish this
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Updated Wiki: How to create C++ REST SDK Nuget Package
Creating CppREST SDK NuGet Package Instruction The following instructions include two parts: preparing binaries and creating NuGet package.The preparing binaries steps are required, follow the...
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Updated Wiki: How to create C++ REST SDK Nuget Package
Creating CppREST SDK NuGet Package Instruction The following instructions include two parts: preparing binaries and creating NuGet package.The preparing binaries steps are required, follow the...
View ArticleNew Post: New to Casablanck SDKs
Looking at the API I've posted above, extract_string() returns a pplx::task<utility::string_t>. string_t, on Windows, is a wide-string (UTF-16). This means you'll need to use std::wcout to output...
View ArticleCommented Feature: Additional platform support: Xbox [34]
Please vote if this is an important scenario for you. If the lack of this feature is is blocking your adoption of the C++ REST SDK, please comment below.Note: We cannot guarantee that this feature will...
View ArticleCommented Feature: support statically linked runtime [18]
I think as you know if you are linking against this library and you are not using dynamically linked runtime you might see weird behaviors or even crash (have no idea what's going on since it's not a...
View ArticleCommented Feature: support statically linked runtime [18]
I think as you know if you are linking against this library and you are not using dynamically linked runtime you might see weird behaviors or even crash (have no idea what's going on since it's not a...
View ArticleNew Post: Deploying an application using Casablanca SDK
I have developed a console utility using VC++ 2012 with latest Casablanca SDKs. Now I want to deploy this utility in another PC. If I create a setup and deployment project of this utility, will it copy...
View ArticleNew Post: Extracting the parts of a path using Listener and split_path
Hi paulsc, There isn't any problem with the C++ Rest SDK here. The problem is you are trying to use some combination of both the vector::at and operator[]. You need to choose one. Either do...
View ArticleNew Post: HTTPS support status
Hi, Steve, When will the feature of https on Linux be available ? I tried on Windows, it works. However, with the same code on Linux, it returns the error the same as http on Windows with the following...
View ArticleNew Post: HTTPS support status
Hi akimboster, This discussion thread is quite old, from over a year ago. I think it would be better to start a new one. I'm not entirely sure what you are asking. What feature are you looking for?...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: int web::uri::port() const always returns 0 [281]
From doc, web::uri::port is supposed to return either the port number or -1.> int web::uri::port ( ) const>inline>Get the port component of the URI. Returns -1 if no port is...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: int web::uri::port() const always returns 0 [281]
From doc, web::uri::port is supposed to return either the port number or -1.> int web::uri::port ( ) const>inline>Get the port component of the URI. Returns -1 if no port is...
View ArticleNew Post: HTTPS support status
My question is https work on Linux ? because I saw https feature vote on https://casablanca.codeplex.com/workitem/274, that leads me to think https does not work on Linux. Therefore I did a test: I...
View ArticleNew Post: HTTPS support status
Hi akimboster, Ok are you talking about the http_client or the http_listener? Yes we don't have https supported on the http_listener on non Windows platforms right now. HTTPS is supported for the...
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