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    I want to write a sever that can handle multiple clients and without using threads . I have already read some website about this topic . The main way is use a QList(or other STL)and a QSignalMapper,so when comes the data ,the readyread function how to get which client send this data ? And how to property handle one clinet disconnected (As for the Qlist remove control )?

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      Hi,

      On way is to used the sender method in your slot. You can take the Fortune Server Example as a starting point and rather than closing the connection at the end of the function, store it in your container.

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      Please read the Qt Code of Conduct - https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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      • S SpartaWHY117

        I want to write a sever that can handle multiple clients and without using threads . I have already read some website about this topic . The main way is use a QList(or other STL)and a QSignalMapper,so when comes the data ,the readyread function how to get which client send this data ? And how to property handle one clinet disconnected (As for the Qlist remove control )?

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        wrote on last edited by kshegunov
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        Look at this as well. It's a threaded TCP server, but you can remove the QThread related code in the server object and you'd be good to go.

        Read and abide by the Qt Code of Conduct

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