Use the idhttpserver control as the HTTP server

Some controls of C ++ Builder are packaged and directly used, which is really convenient. The following is what I implemented to receive HTTP requests.

1) Start the idhttpserver Service

Void _ fastcall tfrm_login: formcreate (tobject * sender)
{
Idhttpserver1-> active = true;
}

2) Add the following code to the idhttpserver1commandget event to receive HTTP requests.

Void _ fastcall tfrm_login: idhttpserver1commandget (tidpeerthread * athread,
Tidhttprequestinfo * requestinfo, tidhttpresponseinfo * responseinfo)
{
// Http: // 127.0.0.1: 80/time = 20112012 & Result = 1
Ansistring STR;
STR = requestinfo-> document;
G_logfile.print ("httpserver get string: % s \ n", STR );

}

3)

Start the program and enter IP addresses in the IE browser,

Print the result of the received request