Thanks that worked, now to integrate this into the program, the blog is
now ready to use, one step at a time, this CMS is coming together,
thanks for all the help.
On Tue, 2014-03-11 at 10:35 +0400, Nagaev Boris wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> you can get hostname using Request::headerValue("Host").
>
Hello,
you can get hostname using Request::headerValue("Host").
env.hostName() does not work, because you have no WEnvironment and
WApplication objects in handleRequest() of global resource.
On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 9:43 AM, Jeffrey Scott Flesher Gmail <
jeffrey.scott.fles...@gmail.com> wrote:
In function handleRequest, const Wt::Http::Request &request has several
options, but none seem to return the URL, request.serverName() returns
the server name, which is not the URL, so how do I get the URL name if I
can not use env.hostName()?
I noticed that if URL is not passed in, you have an if
Hit send instead of save, disregard last message, sorry.
Thanks for the tip on map, I am working on it now.
On Mon, 2014-03-10 at 15:32 +0400, Nagaev Boris wrote:
> Hello,
>
> > addChild(&rssFeed);
>
>
> you should not use addChild with objects created on stack.
>
> addChild must be applied
I wrote a function to map to connection pool, great idea thanks, I will
have to rewrite BlogRSSFeed to not take any parameters, and use a map
instead, but now my problem is BlogRSSFeed is derived from
Wt::WResource, so env.hostName() is not accessible, so how do I tell
handleRequest what the URL is
Hello,
> addChild(&rssFeed);
you should not use addChild with objects created on stack.
addChild must be applied to dynamicaly allocated objects.
You should create resource, wApp->addChild(resource) to prevent memory leak
of resouce object. Then set internal path.
But for RSS, you should not bin
I am trying to write a CMS, my idea of how to handle multiple domains
was to create an XML file which I read in the constructor of home in the
wt-home example, so it uses the env.hostName() to get the name of the
key id, if it fails to find a key id, it will use a default or just
return a 404 error
Hello!
> How do I bind the resource to the session, is there a function like
> addResource that does the same thing?
You can do this using application->addChild(resource) (this makes
application to delete resource when it is deleted, normal memory
management). Use WResource::setInternalPath to set
> If you want session-specific resource, you should bind it to session
(parent with application object and use WResource::url() to get URL.
How do I bind the resource to the session, is there a function like
addResource that does the same thing?
> If you need database session for you resource, thi
Hello,
at least, you should not change WServer from WApplication. Methods
addResource and addEntryPoint should be called before server start
(WServer::start()). If you want session-specific resource, you should
bind it to session (parent with application object and use
WResource::url() to get URL.
Moving the code in example wt-home from main into the home which is derived
from WApplication, in order to setup the database based on URL, I found this
crashes the system randomly, here is the Code:
BlogRSSFeed rssFeed(*blogDb_, "Witty Wizard blog",
"http://wittywizard.org/wt/blog";, "Witty Wi
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