HttpResponse is a class in C++ that represents the HTTP response sent from a server to a client. It is typically used in conjunction with HttpRequest to send and receive data over the internet.
One package library that implements HttpResponse is the Simple-Web-Server library. Here is an example of how to use HttpResponse with this library:
```c++
#include "http_server.hpp"
#include
class MyHttpServer : public http_server<>, public std::enable_shared_from_this {
public:
void process_request(request_message&& req, std::shared_ptr&& session) override {
response_message response;
response.set_status_code(status_code::ok);
response.set_header("Server", "MyHttpServer/1.0");
response.set_header("Content-Type", "text/html");
response.set_body("Hello World!");
session->send(std::move(response));
}
};
int main() {
MyHttpServer server;
server.start(8080);
std::cout << "Server started on http://localhost:8080" << std::endl;
server.wait();
}
```
In this example, we define a custom http_server class called MyHttpServer that extends the Simple-Web-Server http_server class. We override the process_request function to create an HttpResponse with a status code of 200 (ok), a Server header, a Content-Type header of text/html, and an HTML body that says "Hello World!"
We then instantiate this MyHttpServer class and start it on port 8080. The wait function blocks until the server is stopped.
Overall, the HttpResponse class is a useful tool for sending data between servers and clients in C++, and the Simple-Web-Server library is a popular package that implements this class and other features necessary for building web servers.
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