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The following example provides a single request function which handles the /helloworld URL, returning 'Hello'. This module is the simplest of the AOLserver example modules.
This example can be found in the examples/c/nshello directory.
#include "ns.h"
/*
* This is the simplest possible example of adding a C module
* to the AOLserver.
*/
/*
* The Ns_ModuleVersion exported integer is used to verify
* this module version when loaded. For AOLserver 2.0,
* 1 (one) is the only valid value for this variable.
*/
int Ns_ModuleVersion = 1;
static Ns_OpProc Hello;
/*
* The Ns_ModuleInit function is the function the AOLserver
* will call each time the module is loaded into a
* server. The function is passed two parameters:
*
* hServer: The server `handle' as a string. This is the
* short name given to the virutal server such
* as `server1'.
*
* hModule: The module `handle' as a string. This is the
* short name given to the module such as `hello'
*
* For example, if this module is known as `hello' and loaded
* into the `server1' server with entries similar to the following
* in the nsd.ini file:
*
* [ns\servers]
* server1=My First Server
*
* [ns\server1\modules]
* hello=hello.dll ; or hello.so on Unix platforms
*
* This function would be called with "server1" and "hello" as
* its arguments.
*
*/
int
Ns_ModuleInit(char *hServer, char *hModule)
{
Ns_RegisterRequest(hServer, "GET", "/helloworld", Hello,
NULL, NULL, 0);
return NS_OK;
}
static int
Hello(Ns_OpContext context, Ns_Conn *conn)
{
char html[]="<HTML><BODY>Hello World.</BODY></HTML>";
Ns_ConnReturnHtml(conn, 200, html, strlen(html));
return NS_OK;
}
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