Thrift Windows vs2013 Test Example

first you need to compile thrift's compiler

Source code directory in:

\thrift-master\compiler\cpp

The original is vs2010 function, with vs2013 Open will prompt upgrade, because this is just a tool, so do not need to upgrade, directly compiled to get the required EXE

After compiling a thrift.exe, this tool can generate the corresponding target code for the intermediate code

generate the required test code

Create a new Notepad in the Thrift.exe directory, paste the following, and then change the file name to Student.thrift:

<span style= "FONT-SIZE:18PX;" >struct student{i32 sno,string sname,bool ssex,i16 sage,}service serv{Void put (1:student s),}</span>

Enter the following command in the terminal:

<span style= "FONT-SIZE:18PX;" >thrift.exe-r--gen CPP Student.thrift</span>

Get the folder Gen-cpp we need, which is the code generated by the Thrfit command

Create a new server project in Solution Thrift

Copy the folder Gen-cpp in the past, the folder directory is composed of the following:

The. h and. cpp in Gen-cpp are introduced in the Engineering catalog:

Copy the contents of the. cpp file in the red box above into Server.cpp, then remove it and add the corresponding. lib:

Because you intend to print the content that the client sends on the server side, the contents of the corresponding put method are modified in the default Servhandler:

printf ("sno=%d sname=%s ssex=%dsage=%d/n", S.sno, S.sname.c_str (), S.ssex, s.sage);

In the project to set the corresponding header file directory, you can refer to my:

Gen-cpp, .... \CPP\SRC, .... \cpp\openssl-1.0.1e;d:\boost_1_57_0;

Library Directory:

D:\boost\boost_1_57_0\bin\vc12-x64\lib;

again, create a new client project.

The same can be referred to 3, also need to remove

Copy the folder Gen-cpp in the past and copy the CppClient.cpp in the \thrift-master\tutorial\cpp directory.

The folder directory consists of the following:

The project catalog is as follows:

Delete the Serv_server.skeleton.cpp in the project and add the following code to the Clien.cpp:

#include <thrift/transport/TSocket.h> #include "Serv.h" #include <thrift/protocol/tbinaryprotocol.h># Include <thrift/server/TSimpleServer.h> #include <thrift/transport/TServerSocket.h> #include <thrift /transport/tbuffertransports.h> #include <string>using namespace:: Apache::thrift;using namespace:: Apache: : Thrift::p rotocol;using Namespace:: Apache::thrift::transport;using namespace:: Apache::thrift::server;using boost: : shared_ptr; #pragma comment (lib, "... /lib/x64/libthrift.lib ") #pragma comment (lib,". /lib/x64/libthriftnb.lib ") #pragma comment (lib,". /lib/x64/libeay32.lib ") #pragma comment (lib,". /lib/x64/ssleay32.lib ") int main (int argc, char** argv) {int port = 9090;shared_ptr<ttransport> socket (New Tsocket ( "127.0.0.1", 60010));shared_ptr<ttransport> Transport (new Tbufferedtransport (socket));shared_ptr< Tprotocol> Protocol (new Tbinaryprotocol (transport)); Servclient Client (protocol); Student S;s.sno = 123;s.sname = "Zengraoli"; s.ssex = 1;S.sage = 30;try{transport->open (); Client.put (s); Transport->close ();} catch (texception& tx) {printf ("error:%s\n", Tx.what ());} GetChar (); return 0;}

In the project to set the corresponding header file directory, you can refer to my:

Gen-cpp, .... \SRC, .... \cpp\openssl-1.0.1e;d:\boost_1_57_0;

Library Directory:

D:\boost\boost_1_57_0\bin\vc12-x64\lib;

Start Testing

First open the server to run:

Then open the client, the server message is as follows:

entire project (including Lib library, test example, Libevent, OpenSSL)

http://download.csdn.net/detail/zengraoli/9510383

Thrift Windows vs2013 Test Example