Hi Dean,

On 18 October 2010 19:12, Dean Michael Berris <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hi Guys!
>
> To those new on the mailing list, welcome -- and to those who have
> been lurking or wanting to contribute to the effort but find it really
> hard this lack of direction, then here's your chance.
>
> As most of you already know I'm working on cpp-netlib full-time now.
> No I still don't have work, so I'm making use of my time in between
> finding work to work on cpp-netlib and move it closer to something
> worth submitting into Boost by December this year (yes, 2010). So I'm
> sending my Google Task list for cpp-netlib to the list so everyone
> knows what to expect from 0.8.
>
> I'll also be creating issues and Wiki pages on the official project
> repository at http://github.com/cpp-netlib/cpp-netlib. From now on,
> only experimental "work-in progress" stuff goes onto my repository
> (and those pull requests from others who want to join the effort
> should still be sent to my repository) while the "stable" and
> "milestone" achievements get pushed to the official repo as soon as
> they are done.
>
> If you have any questions or would like clarifications, please feel
> free to send them in through the mailing list. :D
>
> --8<-----------
>
> Release 0.8 -- Target is 1st Week of November
>        Integrate XMPP Implementation from Glyn
>        Refactor HTTP Client Constructor to use Boost.Parameter
>        Callback thread pool
>                Configurable number of threads
>                Taken in as constructor parameter to asynchronous HTTP
> clients
>        Implement Callback-based HTTP Client API
>        Streaming HTTP Client API
>                Implement a basic_response<> which has a
> boost::asio::iostream bound
> to a socket for the body
>                Implement a basic_request<> which has a stream for the body
>                client.get(request, callback) where callback is of signature
> void(basic_response<Tag>)
>                client.put(request) where body(request) models an
> InputStream
>        Server Handler Facade
>                CRTP to provide default implementation for PUT, POST, GET,
> and HEAD handlers
>                Simplify parameter and header parsing
>                Simplify parameter validation and requirement specification
>        Web Service Framework
>                Dynamic Handler Registration
>                Path Routing (regex)
>                Request Normalization
>        HTTP Server Handler Work Pool
>                Implement a work pool to handle requests
>                Implement a basic_request<> that has a stream for the body
>                Implement a http_connection<> that exposes asynchronous
> routines for output
>                        Expose a set_headers function that takes a range of
> pair<string,string> elements and writes that out through the HTTP
> connection
>                        Expose a write function that takes a range as input
> and
> asynchronously sends the data through the HTTP connection
>                        Expose a close function that closes the connection
> from the server's end
>        Implement a basic_server<> that requires the handler type to
> override
> the function call operator and take a basic_request<> and an
> http_connection<> as parameters
>
> --8<-----------------
>
> As always, thanks again for the support and I look forward to your
> contributions to release 0.8.
>
>
Do you think we're still on schedule for the 1st week of November? :)  I can
tell you now that the XMPP client won't be ready...
G



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> Dean Michael Berris
> deanberris.com
>
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