QNetworkAccessManager doesn't call finished signal

[anda_skoa]

UserApi is derived from AppApi, it is an instance of AppApi, just like in Python.

So just call the implementation of the base class

QString UserApi::sendMessage()
{
    makeRequest(); // method of base class AppApi.
 
    // return missing here. this is not a void method
}

QString UserApi::sendMessage()
{
    makeRequest(); // method of base class AppApi.

    // return missing here. this is not a void method
}

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Also make sure you connect the manager's finished() signal only once, e.g. right after you create the manager.

Cheers,
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[Swiftie]

Thanks, i figured out.

And the last question, it's how to properly return the response?
I know how to "return" response in synchronous mode (using QEventLoop), but i need to implement returning response from async requests.
Here the "example"

UserApi *c = new UserApi;
QJsonDocument j = QJsonDocument::fromJson(c->sendMessage(..parameters here..)); // c->sendMessage needs to return response from GET request

UserApi *c = new UserApi;
QJsonDocument j = QJsonDocument::fromJson(c->sendMessage(..parameters here..)); // c->sendMessage needs to return response from GET request

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Best regards

[anda_skoa]

You get the data in replyFinished() from the QNetworkReply object.

Then you send it in a signal of your class if you want to handle it outside that object or call a virtual method that you implement in UserApi.

Returning is inherently synchronous.

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