Il 4/6/2011 10:03 AM, Igor R ha scritto:
No, I'm sorry I forgot one line at the end:
thread = boost::thread(boost::bind(&boost::asio::io_service::run, &io_service)); Ok, but this line just creates a thread and passes to it io_service::run() -- it doesn't block your current thread, where you issued async_accept. Ensure that the thread where you *call* async_accept() doesn't ends before the operation is complete.
Igor, thanks for your patience. You are right, the piece of code I posted does not block the thread. May be it's better going back to the test I posted at first: Server server; server.acceptAsyncOnThread(port); Client client; TcpSessionPtr connection = client.connect(host, port); bool accepted = false; boost::timer timer; while (!accepted && timer.elapsed() < 1.0) { accepted = server.accepted(); } Here the Server class derives from TcpSocket and the acceptAsyncOnThread() basically calls the code I posted in the prevoius email including the thread. The server.accepted() returns true if the callback of the accept_async is called (and it works correctly indeed). The process is blocked by a loop with a timer (as you can see from the code). I would be glad if you could find the error in that code. Regards Gianni