Is this project dead? There are no new updates in CVS.
Is there a new version comming with Curl support, I need to set credentials and use SSL. This lib is far more easier than the other C++ libs, but misses a few features : )
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Seems like this project is dead. Unfortunate. It had lots of potential. IMHO all it needed was builtin threads and some kind of security.
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Anonymous
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2003-09-19
I don't think that the most important thing is threads. If you want to build a high performance server, you should use some other code to handle the server issues, whatever is best supported on your platform, and use XMLRPC++ only to parse and generate the messages. And threads is something that is very difficult to program in a cross platform manner.
Maybe it can be better factored out, so it is easier to change the http libraries, for example the xmlrpcclient class has code to deal with http and code to build the message itself.
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Is this project dead? There are no new updates in CVS.
Is there a new version comming with Curl support, I need to set credentials and use SSL. This lib is far more easier than the other C++ libs, but misses a few features : )
Seems like this project is dead. Unfortunate. It had lots of potential. IMHO all it needed was builtin threads and some kind of security.
I don't think that the most important thing is threads. If you want to build a high performance server, you should use some other code to handle the server issues, whatever is best supported on your platform, and use XMLRPC++ only to parse and generate the messages. And threads is something that is very difficult to program in a cross platform manner.
Maybe it can be better factored out, so it is easier to change the http libraries, for example the xmlrpcclient class has code to deal with http and code to build the message itself.