// Method 2: write directly to message
// Send the message as per usual
Message msg;
msg.getData().resize(100);
memcpy(&msg.getData()[0], &i, sizeof(i));
memcpy(&msg.getData()[4], &f, sizeof(f));
As far as I can see, this is wrong due to 3 reasons.
1. You can not resize "data" since it is a const.
2. Resizing a string is costly.
3. Copying stuff in to "data" alone is not sufficient as it is necessary
to set the content length in the header as well.
Danushka
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