Creating object(s) within a Class - c++

Question

I have this problem:
Problem:
I am trying to create a library (ard33WiFi) that manages and handles
a couple of other libraries (WiFiServer library for example)
I need to create the server object that I then use in functions in my Library (ard33WiFi):
WiFiServer myServer(iPort);
The problem is that when I call myServer in the members of the class I get:
'myServer' was not declared in this scope
Where/how do I declare myServer so that is becomes available to the entire class (ard33WiFi)? I have taken out any decleration because whatever I was trying was wrong. I have pasted a skeleton code below.
// HEADER FILE (.h)
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef Ard33WiFi_h
#define Ard33WiFi_h
#include <WiFiNINA.h>
#include <WiFiUdp.h>
class ard33WiFi{
public:
ard33WiFi(int iPort)
void someFunction();
void serverBegin();
private:
int _iPort;
};
#endif
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// C++ FILE (.cpp)
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <Ard33Wifi.h>
ard33WiFi::ard33WiFi(int iPort){
_iPort = iPort;
}
void ard33WiFi::someFunction(){
// code here required to prepare the server for initializing
// but ultimately not relevant to the question
}
void ard33WiFi::serverBegin(){
myServer.begin();
Serial.println("Server Online");
}
I run into the same problem with the UDP library as I need to call the UDP object in various functions to do UDP things.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Answer 1

I suppose you are using this:
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/WiFiServer
I can see that you are not declaring the myServer in your class; that I guess is the error in your code. If I am not wrong, it should be something like this:
#ifndef Ard33WiFi_h
#define Ard33WiFi_h
#include <WiFiNINA.h>
#include <WiFiUdp.h>
#include <WiFi.h> // Not sure if you have to append this include
class ard33WiFi{
public:
ard33WiFi(int iPort)
void someFunction();
void serverBegin();
private:
int _iPort;
WiFiServer myServer;
};
#endif
The implementation, you would need to initialise the instance:
#include <Ard33Wifi.h>
ard33WiFi::ard33WiFi(int iPort):myServer(iPort), _iPort(iPort) {
}
void ard33WiFi::someFunction(){
// code here required to prepare the server for initializing
// but ultimately not relevant to the question
}
void ard33WiFi::serverBegin(){
myServer.begin();
Serial.println("Server Online");
}