octet development

sample

//! 
//! Copyright (c) 2015, The casual project
//!
//! This software is licensed under the MIT license, https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
//!




/*
 * Disclaimer: This might not be a valid C-function
 *
 * Disclaimer: A lot of error handling is missing
 */

#include "xatmi.h"
#include "casual/buffer/octet.h"

#include <cstddef>
#include <cstdio>
#include <cstring>

int call_with_octet()
{
   char* buffer;
   long length;

   const char* json;

   int result;

   json = "{ 'id': 25}";

   length = strlen( json);

   buffer = tpalloc( CASUAL_OCTET, CASUAL_OCTET_JSON, 0);

   result = casual_octet_set( &buffer, json, length);

   if( result)
   {
      /* something went wrong */
   }


   tpcall( "some_service", buffer, length, &buffer, &length, TPSIGRSTRT);

   result = casual_octet_get( buffer, &json, &length);

   if( result)
   {
      /* something went wrong */
   }


   tpfree( buffer);

   return 0;
}

overview

This buffer-type additionally supports 3 subtypes (“JSON”, “XML” and “YAML”) but it doesn’t imply any magic it’s just a means to achieve some application-dispatch (or such)

remarks

• You may write to the buffer in other ways (such as memcpy() but the size in tpalloc() or tprealloc() will then be relevant