TCivetweb¶
TCivetweb : public THttpEngine
// http server implementation, based on civetweb embedded server //
// It is default kind of engine, created for THttpServer //
// Currently v1.8 from https://github.com/civetweb/civetweb is used //
// //
// Following additional options can be specified: //
// top=foldername - name of top folder, seen in the browser //
// thrds=N - use N threads to run civetweb server (default 5) //
// auth_file - global authentication file //
// auth_domain - domain name, used for authentication //
// //
// Example: //
// new THttpServer("http:8080?top=MyApp&thrds=3"); //
// //
// Authentication: //
// When auth_file and auth_domain parameters are specified, access //
// to running http server will be possible only after user //
// authentication, using so-call digest method. To generate //
// authentication file, htdigest routine should be used: //
// //
// [shell] htdigest -c .htdigest domain_name user //
// //
// When creating server, parameters should be: //
// //
// new THttpServer("http:8080?auth_file=.htdigets&auth_domain=domain_name"); //
//
class¶
TCivetweb();
virtual ~TCivetweb();
virtual Bool_t Create(const char *args);
/// Creates embedded civetweb server
/// As main argument, http port should be specified like "8090".
/// Or one can provide combination of ipaddress and portnumber like 127.0.0.1:8090
/// Extra parameters like in URL string could be specified after '?' mark:
/// thrds=N - there N is number of threads used by the civetweb (default is 5)
/// top=name - configure top name, visible in the web browser
/// auth_file=filename - authentication file name, created with htdigets utility
/// auth_domain=domain - authentication domain
/// websocket_timeout=tm - set web sockets timeout in seconds (default 300)
/// loopback - bind specified port to loopback 127.0.0.1 address
/// debug - enable debug mode, server always returns html page with request info
/// log=filename - configure civetweb log file
const char *GetTopName() const { return fTopName.Data(); }
Bool_t IsDebugMode() const { return fDebug; }
Int_t ProcessLog(const char *message);