Multiple requests with QNetworkAccessManager

[Defohin]

I have a class called NYTimes that class has a method called parse(QVector<QString> addresses, const QString &word), that method will receive a list of addresses. NYTimes is a class that looks for a specific word or tag on the content of a page, for example: Does that article from NYTimes contain a tag or word called sports on it? If yes, then I want to return the address that has the word.

As you can see on the title I want to create multiple requests cause it's a list of addresses and I don't want to wait each one to download, parse and then return.

The question is: How to get the list of addresses, download, parse (check for the word), concurrently and then return another QVector<QString> with ONLY the addresses that went right?

[raven-worx]

@Defohin said in Multiple requests with QNetworkAccessManager:

s a method called parse(QVector<QString> addresses, const QString &word), that method will receive a list of addresses. NYTimes is a class that looks for a specific word or tag on the content of a p

connect a slot to the QNetworkAccessManagers::finished(QNetworkReply*) signal. Check for errors and parse the reply. If it contains the word add the reply->url() to a list.

[Defohin]

As I have a QVector I have to use foreach, do I have to connect all the QNetworkAccessManager::get to the same finished slot?

[raven-worx]

@Defohin
you should something like this:

QNetworkAccessManager* nam = new QNetworkAccessManager( this );
connect( nam, &QNetworkAccessManager::finished, this, &NYTimes::onReplyFinished )
foreach( QString address, addresses )
{
     nam->get( address );
}
....
void NYTimes::onReplyFinished( QNetworkReply* reply )
{
        switch( reply->error() )
        {
                 case QNetworkReply::NoError:
                              // parse reply->readAll();
                       break;
                case QNetworkReply::XXX:
                              //error handling
                       break;
       }
}

Do you use a recent compiler (C++11)?

[Defohin]

Yes, I'm using VS2015