Whoa :) I mean, yes - we can use anything sane to implement our API.
What I'd been reading is that developers might want to further extend
the io stack not at the apr layer, but expose the openssl BIO layer to
developers.
And that's what I suggested is silly - let's make something that can
be implemented on multiple ssl providers, not just a single one. If it's
this single one your design pattern calls for, then use it (without the
extra cruft of APR).
Bill
Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
On 6/24/06, William A. Rowe, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you must use BIO's, why are you trying to use apr? Why not use the
lib
directly when it serves your application to do so?
BIO's are good for exactly when you are using APR. mod_ssl and Serf
both leverage BIOs extensively so that the underlying APR network
infrastructure can be used. -- justin
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