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/*!
\ingroup qthttpserver-examples
\title Simple HTTP Server
\examplecategory {Web Technologies}
\brief Simple example of how to set up an HTTP server.
\image browserwindow.png {Simple HTTP server output in browser}

The Simple HTTP Server shows how to set up an HTTP server using the
QHttpServer class. It listens to two sockets: one TCP socket and one
SSL socket. Different callbacks are set up to demonstrate how to use
the \l{QHttpServer::}{route()} function.

A QHttpServer object is created, and a simple \l{QHttpServer::}{route()}
handles the path \c "/" by returning \c{Hello world}:
\snippet simple/main.cpp Setting up HTTP server

Then we register a callback that serves the server's assets to the client:
\snippet simple/main.cpp Returning assets

Here we use the QHttpServerRequest object to return the client's IP address:
\snippet simple/main.cpp Using QHttpServerRequest

For one of the paths, \c {"/auth"}, \l{RFC 7617}{Basic HTTP Authentication}
is used:
\snippet simple/main.cpp Using basic authentication

Then we use the \l{QHttpServer::}{addAfterRequestHandler()} function to
change the QHttpServerResponse object after it has been handled by the
callbacks registered by \l{QHttpServer::}{route()} by adding HTTP headers
to the response:
\snippet simple/main.cpp Using addAfterRequestHandler()

A QTcpServer listening to a port is bound to the HTTP server using the
\l{QAbstractHttpServer::}{bind()} function:
\snippet simple/main.cpp Binding the TCP server

And then \l QSslConfiguration is used to create an SSL configuration for a
QHttpServer to serve HTTPS traffic:
\snippet simple/main.cpp HTTPS Configuration example

After everything is set up, all that remains is to start handling incoming
requests:
\snippet simple/main.cpp Start handling requests

\example simple
*/