Closed RyuMaster closed 5 years ago
This is just an option - is it actually creating problems to have this option in the code? You can just specify that you want the HTTP server anyway.
However, supporting the TCP server means that jsonrpccpp has to be built from source as the Debian package does not include TCP support. So perhaps that's a good reason to revert the change.
Yes, it creates a problem, because for Windows I need to use older 0.7 version, where we have no TCP headers
Ok - then I'll get rid of it again.
A while ago, I asked to introduce TCP server support for Windows:
After many test I found it to be extremely unstable. Then I found out, then if using jsonr-rpc-cpp 0.7.0, HttpServer works fine out-of-the-box for Windows. So please, when there is a chance, revert TcpSocketServer back to HttpServer, as it was before.