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#if !defined(HttpServer_H)
#define HttpServer_H
#include "HttpRequest.h"
#include "HttpServerInfo.h"
#include "ServerSocketHandler.h"
#include "HttpSocketHandler.h"
#include "TextFile.h"
#include "TimeStamp.h"
#include <vector>
using namespace std;
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// HttpServer
//
// Purpose: http server implementation
class HttpServer :
public HttpServerInfo,
public CreateSocketHandler
{
HttpRequestList _requests; // list of outstanding requests
ServerSocket _serverSocket;
ServerSocketHandler * _handler;
public:
HttpServer( long noConnections = 10, long port = 80 );
virtual ~HttpServer();
// create/release
bool create ( string & server, string & directory );
void release ();
// responsible for create a connection
SocketHandler * createHandler ()
{
// create socket handler attach to server info
// a ref to http server info is passed in
return (SocketHandler *) new HttpSocketHandler(*this);
}
bool start ();
void stop ();
void hit ( HttpRequest & request );
long run ();
bool urlToPath ( string & strFile );
bool pathToUrl ( string & strFile );
bool checkDefault ( UINT uList, bool bExecute );
bool find ( string & strFile );
bool isSvrApp ( void );
bool checkExt ( const string& strExt, string& strAvail, DWORD dwType );
string & getServer ()
{
return _strServer;
}
bool getListIcon ()
{
return _bListIcon;
}
bool getAllowListing ()
{
return _bAllowListing;
}
};
#endif
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