Is there a way to check availability local server with timeout in Qt?

[jsulm]

@TomNow99 You could use a QTimer with a timeout and if you do not get connected() until timeout you can assume that you can't connect.

[TomNow99]

@jsulm I think about that, but I have many Qtimers :D

EDIT:

I want something like:

Run my server. And in my application I want check connect to this server every 3 seconds. If I can't connect I want write qDebug()<<"noConnection" and end checking.

[jsulm]

@TomNow99 I don't see any other solution as even a working connection needs some time to be established, you can't simply do the qDebug just after calling connectToHost()

[TomNow99]

@jsulm Hmmm. I tried add new Qthread and check connection in this Qthread, but I get error "Cannot create children for a parent that is in a different thread". My code:

myThreadClass::myThreadClass(QTcpSocket *connSocket): connectionSocket(connSocket)
{

}

myThreadClass::~myThreadClass()
{
    connectionSocket->close();
}

void myThreadClass::run()
{
    while(1)
    {
        connectionSocket->connectToHost("192.168.43.23", 139);
        connectionSocket->waitForConnected(3000);

        if(connectionSocket->state() == QTcpSocket::UnconnectedState)
        {
            connectionSocket->close();
            emit noConnection();
        }

        connectionSocket->close();
    }
}

In mainWindow i create myThread and started it. I add QTcpSocket pointer and get this error.

class myThreadClass: public QThread
{
    Q_OBJECT
public:
    myThreadClass(QTcpSocket *connSocket);
    ~myThreadClass();
    void run();

private:
    QTcpSocket *connectionSocket;

signals:
    void noConnection();
};

[jsulm]

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[jsulm]

@TomNow99 said in Is there a way to check availability local server with timeout in Qt?:

while(1)

You're blocking event loop...
And the socket must be allocated in the thread where you want to use it.

[TomNow99]

@jsulm I would like to check still connection that I add while(1)

[jsulm]

@TomNow99 I'm still not sure why you want this complicated solution using a thread if you can have one using a timer...

[TomNow99]

@jsulm Hmmm, but how? Something like:

in QTimerSlot ( check evert 3 sec ) I have:

connectionSocket->connectToHost("192.168.43.23", 139);
timer2.start(1000); // maybe singleShot

and how to connect information from slotConnected and other QTimer?

slotConnected()
{
    result = true;
}

slotTimer2()
{
   if(result == false )
   {

   }
}

?

[jsulm]

@TomNow99 Yes, like this

[TomNow99]

@jsulm Thank you