be general
> purpose. (That's why the emits are nice) .
>
> Once those are handled, I always imagined some JSON config file(s): { file:
> "myapp.so", [{path: "/login", function: "some_Q_INVOKABLE(request,
> response)"}, ...] } }
>
> It
as doing it, as there weren't attached properties in Qt back then
(2008). Just my $0.02 Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2016 at 4:50 PM
From: "BRM via Interest"
To: "Interests Qt"
Subject: [Interest] Example SSL Server based on Qt...Over the holidays I
started working on a pro
quot;/login", function: "some_Q_INVOKABLE(request, response)"}, ...] } }
It'll be much easier today than when I was doing it, as there weren't attached properties in Qt back then (2008).
Just my $0.02
Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2016 at 4:50 PM
From: "BRM
Over the holidays I started working on a project where I wanted to use Qt's SSL
Sockets for a client-server system.Looking around, I didn't find an example of
using them on the *server* side, and the Qt Documentation just provides
*client* side examples.So, I pulled some parts out of my project
