Hi,
Thank you.
I agree that this is the right place, but I'm stumped.
I don't mean to be dense but I don't see any way to
convert this into something I can pass into NSThread's
detachNewThreadSelector.
Also, I don't think that responding in a separate
thread is what I need, since I really want it to
listen for connections in a separate thread; to make
the entire TCPServer class run in its own thread.
I'm afraid my grasp on threads isn't wonderful,
though. Is such a thing even possible?
Thanks again for your patience,
B
--- Andrew Farmer <email@hidden> wrote:
> On 18 Dec 06, at 18:56, Brad Peterson wrote:
> > Does anyone have ideas on how to make the
> > CocoaHTTPServer sample code application
> > multi-threaded?
> >
>
(http://developer.apple.com/samplecode/CocoaHTTPServer/)
>
> My first suggestion would be to take a close look at
> TCPServer.m and
> see where you can spin off a new thread for each
> request.
> TCPServerAcceptCallBack() looks like a good
> candidate.
>
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