There seems to be a bug in the vala compiler, but I
cannot isolate it even after looking at the generated
C code.
To make the default_handler "work", do this:
* Somewhere, declare these statics:
static ProxyServer server;
static Soup.Message msg;
* Then change the handler to:
private void default_handler (Soup.Server _server, Soup.Message
_msg, string path, GLib.HashTable? query, Soup.ClientContext client) {
msg = _msg;
server = _server;
... etc ...
}
Of course it won't be reentrant anymore, and multiple
requests to the proxy will trample each other. But the
point is that libsoup works and the handler should is
correctly written; the fault is with vala. But as I said,
I cannot locate the fault. Perhaps its vala+libsoup
interaction because I rarely have problems with closure.
Nice day
Nor Jaidi Tuah
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