Marcel Ruff,hello！
I find our modify maybe is useless for this reason:
a callback address is forced created when connectqos has been declared
(in connectqos.cpp line 41), and then xmlBlaster server will report the warning
with the message "[2004-9-14 16:17:26 WARN Thread-128 HandleRequest-/node/home]
Ignoring
unknown data '/' from client 192.168.20.223:2260 -> 192.168.20.223:3412 request: 'GET
/ HTTP/1.1'".
Do you any good idea?
======= 2004-09-14 18:50:26 has been wrote：=======
>pikaiyuan wrote:
>> Marcel Ruff,hello！
>>
>> That is in connect() method in xmlBlasterAccess.cpp at line
>> "createDefaultCbServer();".
>> In "createDefaultCbServer()" method, you create your CbServer when cbServer_
>> is null.
>> And as a publisher, we always do not need CbServer, so we write like
>> "xmlBlasterAccess.connect(qos, NULL)"
>> to send a zero pointer to connect() method, but in your codes, you always create
>> one.
>>
>> I modified it like this:
>> if (updateClient_) createDefaultCbServer();
>> Is it right?
>You are right, i have patched the code as you suggest
>and fixed some other C/C++ issues.
>Please update from cvs,
>
>regards
>
>Marcel
>>
>> ======= 2004-09-13 16:48:54 has been wrote：=======
>>
>>
>>>pikaiyuan wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hi, everyone
>>>>
>>>> I got a question in xmlBlasterAccess class in cpp client codes.
>>>>You created default callback server in both publisher and subscriber
>>>>(we adjust somebody is publisher or subscriber by reference of I_callback),
>>>>but in java code, you created default callback server only in subscriber.
>>>>why? Is it a bug?
>>>
>>>C++
>>>----------------------------------------
>>>// The default callback with 'this'
>>>xmlBlasterAccess.connect(qos, this);
>>>
>>>// A specific callback with 'callback' for each subscribe
>>>xmlBlasterAccess.subscribe(const SubscribeKey& key,
>>> const SubscribeQos& qos, I_Callback *callback=0);
>>>----------------------------------------
>>>
>>>
>>>Java:
>>>----------------------------------------
>>>// The default callback with 'this'
>>>xmlBlasterAccess.connect(qos, this);
>>>
>>>// A specific callback for each subscribe
>>>xmlBlasterAccess.subscribe(sk, sq, new I_Callback() {
>>> public String update(String cbSessionId,
>>> UpdateKey updateKey, byte[] content, UpdateQos updateQos) {
>>> ...
>>> });
>>>----------------------------------------
>>>
>>>
>>>The C++ and the Java client API is similar,
>>>what is the bug you mention?
>>>
>>>regards
>>>Marcel
>>>
>>>>
>>>>Thanks for your help.
>>>>
>>>>pikaiyuan
>>>>2004-09-12
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>>
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>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>>
>> pikaiyuan
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> 2004-09-13
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Thanks for your help.
pikaiyuan
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2004-09-14
