Hi all,

the last initialization steps of an app are the httplisten functions of the webserver. If we create a new app instance from Visual Studio Plugin the lines look like this:

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# webserverPlugin->HttpListen(nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, _BUILD_STRING_);

# webserverPlugin->WebsocketListen();

...

In the replicator tutorial it is mentioned to call:

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# webserverPlugin->WebsocketListen();

...

Is there any difference calling the httplisten function with "nullptr" or "0"?

- We have two apps, both using the replicator. One is using the "webserverPlugin->HttpListen(0, 0, 0, 0, _BUILD_STRING_);" function the other uses the "webserverPlugin->HttpListen(nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, _BUILD_STRING_);" function

-- Both Apps work in our test environment, a 13r2 sr12 with a couple of users

-- Running the "webserverPlugin->HttpListen(0, 0, 0, 0, _BUILD_STRING_);" app on a 13r3 Beta 1 with ~2000 users is no problem

-- Running the "webserverPlugin->HttpListen(nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, _BUILD_STRING_);" app on a 13r3 Beta 1 with ~2000 users results in these erros:

--- WebserverPlugin(025b0420,025b0080 (default user))::HttpListen(): path to listen = '(null)', staticFilePrefix = '132002'

--- WebserverPlugin(025b0420,025b0080 (default user))::WebsocketListen(): path to listen = '(null)'

These lines seems to be the only difference between the two apps. Which is why I wonder if there is a difference between calling httplisten function with "nullptr" and "0".

Best regards

Mladen