Client code:
...
ix::WebSocketHttpHeaders headers {
{"Cookie", "ABC"}
};
...
Expected header string on server:
"Cookie: ABC"
Resulted header string on server:
"Cookie: BC"
Solution:
The easy way I found to solve the problem is to add a space where extra headers are set before sended to server.
Co-authored-by: Fco. Javier M. C <fcojavmc@todo-redes.com>
* 1) IXWebSocketTransport: BUG: int type has no warranty of number of bits. It depends on compiler and architecture. In my system (64 bit) is 32 bit.
1 << 63 is bad idea in this case because the final number is 0 by overflow.
The symptom observed is that the server can't receive messages.
2) IXSocketFactory: Compilation Warning: Variable not in use.
* Better aproach suggested by Benjamin.
