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terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'
what(): Can't bind to address
Aborted(core dumped)

not add the component for server, it's ok, but add the compont on the step-by-step, get the wrong

Can you provide a complete example of how to set up an endpoint that uses custom types?

I was trying the sample code in the documentation, but it was not clear to me where in the project the code to set up the object mapper should go, or how I can have a custom type struct that contains std::string members .

Would really love to get this part working, as it otherwise seems like a promising framework.

I have set a DTO like:
DTO_FIELD(Vector, MatrixData, "MatrixData");

In application, how can I set a std::vector value to the MatrixData? The example seems uses orm, but I have no database and I think there should be some way to use C++ data straightly.

i am not seeing a basic client example?

• http://rosettacode.org/wiki/HTTP
• http://programming-idioms.org/idiom/101/load-from-http-get-request-into-a-string
• http://programming-idioms.org/idiom/102/load-from-http-get-request-into-a-file

The post param as:

{"id": 1,"first-name": "xxxxx","last-name": "xxxxx","friends": ["xxxxx"]}

but response:

server=oatpp/0.18.9
code=400
description=Bad Request
message=Missing valid body parameter 'userDto'

Hi Leonid,

I've a requirement to parse received JSON body.

My DTO is as below,

class DataDto : public oatpp::data::mapping::type::Object {

  DTO_INIT(DataDto, Object /* Extends */)

  DTO_FIELD(Float32, temperature);   // temperature code field
  DTO_FIELD(Int64, timestamp);     // timestamp field

};

My controller is as below,

ENDPOINT("POST", "{path-param}/temperature", getTemperature,
           REQUEST(std::shared_ptr<IncomingRequest>, request), // Map request object to endpoint method
           PATH(String, pathParam, "path-param"),
           BODY_DTO(DataDto::ObjectWrapper, DataDto)) {
    
    OATPP_LOGI("App", "Received call-back for temperature");
    /* return result */
    return createResponse(Status::CODE_200, "path-param=" + pathParam);
    
  } 

Although I see that the controller gets called properly and I'm able to send response with CODE_200, I did not find example to parse the body and get the output.