Qt-interest Archive, October 2007
QTcpServer problem
Message 1 in thread
- Subject: QTcpServer problem
- From: Marco Bnà <bna.marco@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2007 14:14:08 +0200
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Hi all. I?m using QtcpServer to receive audio stream data to send them using
IAXClient library. To problem is the following. I have redefined
incomingConnection function to do my job (I create an instance of a class
that extends QTcpSocket). If I define main.cpp as in examples provided with
qt demo I?m able to receive audio stream and record it. If I use this lib in
the main I have that tcpserver is created but incomingconnection is not
called so I can?t do what I want. What could it be?
Thanks,
Marco Bnà
Message 2 in thread
Can you post your code here?
On 10/15/07, Marco Bnà <bna.marco@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hi all. I'm using QtcpServer to receive audio stream data to send them using
> IAXClient library. To problem is the following. I have redefined
> incomingConnection function to do my job (I create an instance of a class
> that extends QTcpSocket). If I define main.cpp as in examples provided with
> qt demo I'm able to receive audio stream and record it. If I use this lib in
> the main I have that tcpserver is created but incomingconnection is not
> called so I can't do what I want. What could it be?
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> Thanks,
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> Marco Bnà
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Message 3 in thread
Hi,
> Hi all. I’m using QtcpServer to receive audio stream data to send them
> using IAXClient library. To problem is the following. I have redefined
> incomingConnection function to do my job (I create an instance of a
> class that extends QTcpSocket). If I define main.cpp as in examples
> provided with qt demo I’m able to receive audio stream and record it. If
> I use this lib in the main I have that tcpserver is created but
> incomingconnection is not called so I can’t do what I want. What could
> it be?
What does "the main" look like?
Also what do you mean by "if I use this lib in the main [...]"? Do you mean
that adding a single call to a an IAXClient library breaks QTcpServer? Which
function is this?
Is by any chance IAXClient event-driven? If so, and since Qt is also
event-driven, you will have to merge two event loops to mix IAXClient and Qt
in the same process. It's probably easier to have two different processes and
use IPC (inter-process communication) techniques.
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