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of its completion handler function object by performing completion_handler_type_t < CompletionToken , Signature >. template < class T , class Allocator > class dynamic_vector_buffer { public : // types: typedef const_buffers_1 const_buffers_type ; typedef mutable_buffers_1 mutable_buffers_type ; // constructors: explicit dynamic_vector_buffer ( vector < T , Allocator >& vec ) noexcept ; dynamic_vector_buffer ( vector < T , Allocator >& vec , size_t maximum_size ) noexcept ; dynamic_vector_buffer ( dynamic_vector_buffer &&) = default ; // members: size_t size () const noexcept ; size_t max_size () const noexcept ; size_t capacity () const noexcept ; const_buffers_type data () const noexcept ; mutable_buffers_type prepare ( size_t n ); void commit ( size_t n ); void consume ( size_t n ); private : vector < T , Allocator >& vec_ ; // exposition only size_t size_ ; // exposition only const size_t max_size_ ; // exposition only }; libserver.py # ... class Message : # ... def process_request ( self ): content_len = self . jsonheader [ "content-length" ] if not len ( self . _recv_buffer ) >= content_len : return data = self . _recv_buffer [: content_len ] self . _recv_buffer = self . _recv_buffer [ content_len :] if self . jsonheader [ "content-type" ] == "text/json" : encoding = self . jsonheader [ "content-encoding" ] self . request = self . _json_decode ( data , encoding ) print ( f "Received request { self . request !r} from { self . addr } " ) else : # Binary or unknown content-type self . request = data print ( f "Received { self . jsonheader [ 'content-type' ] } " f "request from { self . addr } " ) # Set selector to listen for write events, we're done reading. self . _set_selector_events_mask ( "w" ) # ... Copied! template < class SyncWriteStream , class ConstBufferSequence > size_t write ( SyncWriteStream & stream , const ConstBufferSequence & buffers ); template < class SyncWriteStream , class ConstBufferSequence > size_t write ( SyncWriteStream & stream , const ConstBufferSequence & buffers , error_code & ec ); template < class SyncWriteStream , class ConstBufferSequence , class CompletionCondition > size_t write ( SyncWriteStream & stream , const ConstBufferSequence & buffers , CompletionCondition completion_condition ); template < class SyncWriteStream , class ConstBufferSequence , class CompletionCondition > size_t write ( SyncWriteStream & stream , const ConstBufferSequence & buffers , CompletionCondition completion_condition , error_code & ec ); template < class SyncWriteStream , class DynamicBuffer > size_t write ( SyncWriteStream & stream , DynamicBuffer && b ); template < class SyncWriteStream , class DynamicBuffer > size_t write ( SyncWriteStream & stream , DynamicBuffer && b , error_code & ec ); template < class SyncWriteStream , class DynamicBuffer , class CompletionCondition > size_t write ( SyncWriteStream & stream , DynamicBuffer && b , CompletionCondition completion_condition ); template < class SyncWriteStream , class DynamicBuffer , class CompletionCondition > size_t write ( SyncWriteStream & stream , DynamicBuffer && b , CompletionCondition completion_condition , error_code & ec ); class C { public : template < class Protocol > int level ( const Protocol & p ) const noexcept ; template < class Protocol > int name ( const Protocol & p ) const noexcept ; template < class Protocol > void * data ( const Protocol & p ) noexcept ; template < class Protocol > const void * data ( const Protocol & p ) const noexcept ; template < class Protocol > size_t size ( const Protocol & p ) const noexcept ; template < class Protocol > void resize ( const Protocol & p , size_t s ); // remainder unchanged private : int value_ ; // exposition only };

These headers inform the receiver about the content in the payload of the message. This allows you to send arbitrary data while providing enough information so that the content can be decoded and interpreted correctly by the receiver. Because the headers are in a dictionary, it’s easy to add additional headers by inserting key-value pairs as needed. Sending an Application Messageport represents the TCP port number to accept connections on from clients. It should be an integer from 1 to 65535, as 0 is reserved. Some systems may require superuser privileges if the port number is less than 1024.

The server’s Message class works in essentially the same way as the client’s and vice-versa. The difference is that the client initiates the connection and sends a request message, followed by processing the server’s response message. Conversely, the server waits for a connection, processes the client’s request message, and then sends a response message. Once all of your dowels have been cut, the next step is to place them into the pre-drilled holes. Since you used the same size drill press for each hole, the dowels will fit snug into each space. Note that by doing this, the server depends on the client being well-behaved: the server expects the client to close its side of the connection when it’s done sending messages. If the client doesn’t close, the server will leave the connection open. In a real application, you may want to guard against this in your server by implementing a timeout to prevent client connections from accumulating if they don’t send a request after a certain amount of time. Running the Multi-Connection Client and Servertemplate < class AsyncWriteStream , class ConstBufferSequence , class CompletionToken > DEDUCED async_write ( AsyncWriteStream & stream , const ConstBufferSequence & buffers , CompletionToken && token ); template < class AsyncWriteStream , class ConstBufferSequence , class CompletionCondition , class CompletionToken > DEDUCED async_write ( AsyncWriteStream & stream , const ConstBufferSequence & buffers , CompletionCondition completion_condition , CompletionToken && token ); template < class AsyncWriteStream , class DynamicBuffer , class CompletionToken > DEDUCED async_write ( AsyncWriteStream & stream , DynamicBuffer && b , CompletionToken && token ); template < class AsyncWriteStream , class DynamicBuffer , class CompletionCondition , class CompletionToken > DEDUCED async_write ( AsyncWriteStream & stream , DynamicBuffer && b , CompletionCondition completion_condition , CompletionToken && token ); Default template arguments are described as appearing both in < netfwd > and in the synopsis of other headers

Why is this important? Networks are a best-effort delivery system. There’s no guarantee that your data will reach its destination or that you’ll receive what’s been sent to you.

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