New Post: build system modification for OSX
Thanks for the insights and suggestions! We will look into it. By the way, about a year ago, or so, we had some trouble with clang (the details of which I have forgotten), which is why we used gcc when...
View ArticleNew Post: build system modification for OSX
I can't build because you have 'pkg-' commands in the makefiles that don't work on OSX. I don't have the time go modifying the make files. You should use clang on 10.7+ with libc++ and c++11 enabled....
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: Use buried headers in subfolder [5]
Requesting users to #include <json.h> is not a good idea as the header name is far from being unique.Please, use of buried headers and deploy all headers in dedicated subfolder, i.e. #include...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: Missing web:: namespace in JSON documentation [6]
The current version of [JSON](https://casablanca.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=JSON&referringTitle=Documentation) chapter of the documentation does not explicitly explain all the JSON features live...
View ArticleEdited Unassigned: Use buried headers in subfolder [5]
Requesting users to #include <json.h> is not a good idea as the header name is far from being unique.Please, use of buried headers and deploy all headers in dedicated subfolder, i.e. #include...
View ArticleNew Post: is stream connection supported
If the server continuously sends content to the client (keeping connection open) till it reaches max content-length - LightStreamer does that, can Casablanca properly sync the body() of the response?...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Missing web:: namespace in JSON documentation [6]
The current version of [JSON](https://casablanca.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=JSON&referringTitle=Documentation) chapter of the documentation does not explicitly explain all the JSON features live...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Use buried headers in subfolder [5]
Requesting users to #include <json.h> is not a good idea as the header name is far from being unique.Please, use of buried headers and deploy all headers in dedicated subfolder, i.e. #include...
View ArticleNew Post: is stream connection supported
Yes, that should work, the http_client is pushing data through as soon as it arrives, but if the system is throttling or buffering data somewhere else in the system, we don't push it through until it's...
View ArticleNew Post: streambuf and stringstreambuf
I am having issue with streambuf and stringstreambuf because they have no support of clearing the buffer. I am using stringstreambuf for http_response::get_line. I could use streambuf but I didn't find...
View ArticleReviewed: C++ REST SDK 0.6 (四月 07, 2013)
Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - good wrapper for WinHttp, and modern C++ makes it easy to use, great! Looking forward to new updates !
View ArticleNew Post: rawptr_buffer::can_read()
When the current position on a rawptr_buffer is at EOF, can_read() returns false. Is this the intended behaviour? Why is it different from the other types of buffers? My problem with this is that it...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: WHY USE unescape_string here? [7]
``` C++std::string web::json::details::_String::as_utf8_string() const{ if(is_wide()){ return utf16_to_utf8(unescape_string<utf16char>(m_wstring.get()));} else{ return...
View ArticleNew Post: rawptr_buffer::can_read()
Alessandro, I'd like to say that this is a bug, but that would be somewhat dishonest. :-) It's not a bug in that this is what I intended when I wrote the code, but clearly I didn't put enough thought...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: WHY USE unescape_string here? [7]
``` C++std::string web::json::details::_String::as_utf8_string() const{ if(is_wide()){ return utf16_to_utf8(unescape_string<utf16char>(m_wstring.get()));} else{ return...
View ArticleNew Post: streambuf and stringstreambuf
c2c, In order to answer your question in more depth, it would help to have a slightly bigger view of what you are trying to do. It's hard to say how to best deal with this from those three lines of...
View ArticleNew Post: streambuf and stringstreambuf
It's related to my other post. So I am handling a connections that sends me data over time (could be an hour) until it reaches content-length. It response doesn't come all at once. So my logic to...
View ArticleNew Post: streambuf and stringstreambuf
c2c, It seems to me, not knowing enough about your application, that if you are not hyper-sensitive about scalability, and your first paragraph above seems to suggest that you are not, or you would...
View ArticleEdited Unassigned: WHY USE unescape_string here? [7]
``` C++std::string web::json::details::_String::as_utf8_string() const{ if(is_wide()){ return utf16_to_utf8(unescape_string<utf16char>(m_wstring.get()));} else{ return...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: WHY USE unescape_string here? [7]
``` C++std::string web::json::details::_String::as_utf8_string() const{ if(is_wide()){ return utf16_to_utf8(unescape_string<utf16char>(m_wstring.get()));} else{ return...
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