my problem in Http Server code

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hi,
I wrote an HTTP server ,
When I run the HTTP server with visual studio(start debugging), it works ok. my responses are written correctly.
in my page, i write some .css and .js files that they are written correctly. and my page is loaded ok,

but
when i run by double click on "exe" file : the .css and .js files are written with errors, because The first file is written Date and Time string!

C++

<pre>Server: Microsoft-HTTPAPI/2.0
Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2013 05:17:58 GMT

... // text of .css or .js </pre>

What is the reason for this problem ?

Posted 25-Aug-13 19:21pm

Zon-cpp

Updated 25-Aug-13 19:44pm

nv3

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Solution 2

project directory in project settings under the debugging tab is :

$(TargetPath)

i moved the exe file to the project directory and run it, but it need to files that is in debug folder! reason for my problem is not in 2 case, so what?

Posted 25-Aug-13 20:07pm

Zon-cpp

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nv3 26-Aug-13 3:06am

Please put that additional information under your question by using the "Improve question" link. Posting it as a solution won't do you any good.

mbue 26-Aug-13 3:38am

you should use a configurable server path. with that path you are independant from your current directory. otherwise your server will be very unsafe.
regards.

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nv3 · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-25T19:42:00

Solution 1

The main difference between running a program from visual studio in debugging mode and double-clicking the exe file is that your working directory will be a different one. In the first case it is the project directory or whatever your have specified in the project settings under the debugging tab. In the second case it is the directory in which your exe file resides. To check whether that is the reason for your complications move the exe file to your project directory and run it from there.

Posted 25-Aug-13 19:42pm

nv3

Updated 25-Aug-13 19:43pm

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Zon-cpp 26-Aug-13 2:06am

project directory in project settings under the debugging tab is : $(TargetPath)
i moved the exe file to the project directory and run it, but it need to files that is in debug folder!
reason for my problem is not in 2 case, so what?

nv3 26-Aug-13 3:08am

Thanks for voting my attempt to help you down. I won't try that again.

[no name] 26-Aug-13 4:26am

I was going to post a comment about 2 types of ops that peeve me
1. down voting answers
2. adding their own (non) solutions
and then I find... oh well.

nv3 26-Aug-13 4:40am

Thanks :-) Yes, some ops are outright bold.