Sebastian Krämer

IMO the cpprestsdk API should not expose the boost exception. I also agree that different types of exceptions are suboptimal regarding writing platform independet client code.

Hi. I'm evaluating `websocket_callback_client` so I got curious when I saw this ticket. Have you had any more insights about the issue? You could also try to run the existing...

OK. Thank you for the quick response.

Hi @bkhouri, thanks for this very interesting reply. This indeed works and does what I want, so it helps :) However, what I was trying, and where the _Test Teardown_...

Hi. I found this ticket because I'm struggling with undiscovered tests in a project where I (was) moved from some ancient 1.8.something static gtestd.lib to 1.11.0 *shared* library build by...

I'd be delighted 😁

I'm not sure I understand. Are you looking for c++ code to make websocket client requests? websocketd is not the right thing for that. cpprestsdk has been a popular choice...

It appears the releases on github aren't maintained properly, which explains the lack of version 0.0.29 here. So if the offending code isn't even here in the repo that means...

I'm too was trying to get that example running. There several things off between the tutorial and the actual result. - The web service won't return `It works!` without any...

> Sorry for the delay. If it is still possible, I would appreciate it if you could try to make a PR. Hi @daipom, sorry for getting back to you...