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    Default Serving HTTP Content

    Hi,

    I'm interested making my application accessible from a web browser in order to display logs, stats and reports. Probably just static HTML content.

    Is there anything in Qt I can use to approach this? From looking around I get the impression that webkit and the QHTTP* classes are mostly for client related work?

    Or is the best approach going to be pretty much implementing a basic HTTP server with QTCPSocket and receiving/responding to commands possibly combining this with the QHttpRequestHeader and QHttpResponseHeader classes

    Thanks for any advice,

    Jack

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    Default Re: Serving HTTP Content

    This may interest you also: Browser Plugin. (Not exactly what you want, but...)

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