Hi,
I just checked in a change, which makes the TcpSocket available in http
responder. The virtual method beginRequest has a new parameter
TcpSocket. To get the peer IP you should override the method. And don't
forget to call the base method.
class IpResponder : public cxxtools::http::Responder
{
std::string peerIp;
public:
explicit IpResponder(cxxtools::http::Service& service)
: cxxtools::http::Responder(service)
{ }
virtual void beginRequest(cxxtools::net::TcpSocket& socket,
std::istream& in, cxxtools::http::Request& request);
virtual void reply(std::ostream&, cxxtools::http::Request& request,
cxxtools::http::Reply& reply);
};
void IpResponder::beginRequest(cxxtools::net::TcpSocket& socket,
std::istream& in, cxxtools::http::Request& request)
{
cxxtools::http::Responder::beginRequest(socket, in, request);
peerIp = socket.getPeerAddr();
}
void IpResponder::reply(std::ostream& out, cxxtools::http::Request&
request, cxxtools::http::Reply& reply)
{
reply.addHeader("Content-Type", "text/html");
out << "<html>\n"
<< " <head>\n"
<< " <title>IP</title>\n"
<< " </head>\n"
<< " <body>\n"
<< " your IP is " << peerIp
<< " </body>\n"
<< "</html>\n";
}
Tommi
Am 23.03.2015 um 11:50 schrieb Gerald Dachs:
Am 2015-03-23 10:28, schrieb Tommi Mäkitalo:
Hi,
cxxtools has a method getPeerAddr() in cxxtoos::net::TcpSocket but
there
is currently no good way to get it in a http responder.
Yes, this getPeerAddr() I had found in the meantime too.
In the responder there is a virtual method beginRequest which gets a
std::istream. It is actually a cxxtools::IOStream, which has a attached
device. The attached device is the tcp connection. With some ugly
casting you can get the tcp connection.
Interesting approach. I will try that, thanks!
It looks like it would be a useful feature, which I should implement.
That would be nice.
I was sure that you would help me.
Gerald
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