CocoaHTTPServer does not start in swift project

[Tobias Traxel]

I want to write my server side code in swift. 

Therefore I created a new application project for OS X with swift in Xcode 6.1. Then I included the CocoaHTTPServer files from Core and Vendor and created a Bridging Header file. 

Despite several warnings the build succeeded. But after starting the Application, the Server is not accessible, although the log messages say that the server was started on port 61175 and bonjour advertising was also done. 

Doing the same steps with an Objective-C projects works fine. 

Any ideas why this happens? 

Thanks, Tobias

[Ted Suzman]

> Any ideas why this happens?

Nope, but this project looks pretty inactive. You might want to check out https://github.com/swisspol/GCDWebServer

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[Tobias Traxel]

I did the same test already with GCDWebServer and it works fine - but this project has support for WebSockets and the HTTPRoutigServer has a nicer handling of parameters in the URL, e.g. "/api/foo/:bar"