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16.6.0 released on Mar 08, 2023 | articles updated on Mar 20, 2023

Vely dispatch request


"void vely_dispatch_request()" is an automatically generated request-dispatching function in Vely. It uses request name (see request_URL) to call the appropriate request handler.

For example, if the request name is "myreq", then function with signature "void myreq()" will be called - such function must be implemented in "myreq.vely" source code file.

You can implement two hooks into vely_dispatch_request(): one that executes before each request handling (before_request_handler) and one that executes afterwards (after_request_handler).

In terms of debugging, breaking in this function gives you a good starting point to debug the handling of any given request, for instance in gdb:
br vely_dispatch_request
If no request has been recognized (i.e. request name does not match any request-handling .vely source file), then
At the end of the request, all strings allocated by Vely will be freed.

You cannot change the implementation of vely_dispatch_request(), but you can see it in the build directory (see vv).

See also

Requests ( after_request_handler   before_request_handler   building_URL   getting_URL   global_request_data   non_request   normalized_URL   request   request_URL   startup_handler   vely_dispatch_request  )  SEE ALL (documentation)


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