I can't really help you there, I'm afraid. I'm hardly a gsoap expert. I'd be digging into source code to try to provide you an answer and I'm afraid I don't have time. I was just trying to give you enough info to shortcut your own investigation ;-)
--sam On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 6:55 PM, Adam Nielsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I built a standalone gsoap server using this code: >> >> CmgrService service(SOAP_IO_KEEPALIVE, SOAP_IO_KEEPALIVE); >> service.max_keep_alive = 1024; >> service.accept_timeout = 10; >> >> m = service.bind(host, cmgr_soap_config.listen_port, backlog); > > Ah ok, that makes more sense. So what happens if I don't want to bind > to a single port like this? As in, I've already taken care of the > network side of things, I have the XML in a std::istream (or a char*) > and I want to pass that to gSOAP? > >> service->serve(); > > This is what I'm using now, but it only seems to work when HTTP headers > are present at the beginning of the std::istream data. (Which I set > with "service->is = inStream;") > > Thanks, > Adam. > >
