Hi Marshall,
On 27 February 2010 03:10, Marshall Clow <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Feb 11, 2010, at 9:02 AM, Darren Garvey wrote:
>
> I've taken a look at this. It looks pretty cool, like it could fit the
> bill. Two extra features that I would find very useful are:
>
> * Either:
> - Ability to restart the parser - ie. support chunked data.
> or:
> - Ability to pass in a Boost.Asio-compatible *ReadStream instead of an
> istream.
> * Ability to store file uploads directly to the filesystem (ie. so you can
> support uploading huge files).
>
> Marshall, are you planning to integrate your MIME parser with cpp-netlib?
>
>
> [ Sorry for the long delay - work jumped up and bit me hard ]
>
> Yes and no. ;-)
>
> I think that the MIME routines (parser, storage, manipulation, and output)
> should be a separate library from cpp-netlib.
>
Yes, for sure. MIME parsing is generally useful enough to justify a library
in itself... Equally, I think a URL library would be useful in and of itself
too.
> However, I have no problem with cpp-netlib using it, and I will be
> checking it into the cpp-netlib github repo so that development of the two
> can continue together.
>
This is how I saw it being done. Please let us know when you check this in!
> -- Marshall
>
> P.S. The reasoning behind this that other libraries in boost might want to
> consume/create/manipulate MIME messages.
>
eg. A CGI library. ;o)
> P.P.S. If you *completely* hate this, let me know and we can hash it out.
>
Sounds good to me.
Cheers,
Darren
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