The QDjangoHttpServer class represents an HTTP server. More...

Signals
void	requestFinished (QDjangoHttpRequest request, QDjangoHttpResponse response)
Public Member Functions
	QDjangoHttpServer (QObject *parent=0)
	~QDjangoHttpServer ()
void	close ()
bool	listen (const QHostAddress &address, quint16 port)
QDjangoUrlResolver *	urls () const

Detailed Description

The QDjangoHttpServer class represents an HTTP server.

It allows you to create a standalone HTTP server which will serve your web application.

To register views, see urls().

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

QDjangoHttpServer::QDjangoHttpServer ( QObject * parent = 0 )

Constructs a new HTTP server.

QDjangoHttpServer::~QDjangoHttpServer ( )

Destroys the HTTP server.

void QDjangoHttpServer::close ( )

Closes the server. The server will no longer listen for incoming connections.

bool QDjangoHttpServer::listen	(	const QHostAddress &	address,
		quint16	port
	)

Tells the server to listen for incoming TCP connections on the given address and port.

void QDjangoHttpServer::requestFinished	(	QDjangoHttpRequest *	request,
		QDjangoHttpResponse *	response
	)		`[signal]`

This signal is emitted when a request completes.

QDjangoUrlResolver * QDjangoHttpServer::urls ( ) const

Returns the root URL resolver for the server, which dispatches requests to handlers.

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