Application Server in a Console

[Liam Whalen]

I'm not sure if there are console specific ways to do this but you can do i=
t using wxApp.  As far as I can tell you will still need a wxWindow object =
to get the event handling properties started.  However you do not need to S=
how() this window, it mearly needs to exist.

So you get your wxWindow.  Use wxWindow::GetEventHanlder to pass the event =
handler to your object's (with wxSocketBase) constructor.  This object must=
 inherit from wxEvtHandler.

Then in your constructor for the object with a reference to wxSocketBase do=
 this:

theEventHandlerYouPassedToTheConstructor->Connect( wxEVT_SOCKET, wxSocketEv=
entHandler( TheObjectWhosConstructorYouAreIn::OnServerEvent ), NULL, this );
theEventHandlerYouPassedToTheConstructor->Connect( wxEVT_SOCKET, wxSocketEv=
entHandler( TheObjectWhosConstructorYouAreIn::OnSocketEvent ), NULL, this );

Then just define OnServerEvent and OnSocketEvent in this object.

Liam


  ----- Original Message ----- =

  From: Mauro Cordon =

  To: wx-users at lists.wxwidgets.org =

  Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 10:35 AM
  Subject: Application Server in a Console


  Hi,


     I want to create a server of applications, but it must work in a conso=
le, but answers the events to the wxSocketBase.
     What can I do ? Use wxApp ? What send to SetEventHandler() ?
     I use wxGTK and wxMSW.

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