Sander,
On Sunday, January 26, 2003, at 05:16 PM, Sander Striker wrote:
Somehow it could be, since you can reuse parts of Apache and APR
for instance. But then one does not need to use Apache to make a POP
server while still using APR. Simply download APR and use it as a
library.
*Buzzz* What about the mpm's? And all the other support functionality
that is in the 2.0 framework? Do you suggest we move it all out to
APR?
Or would you suggest reimplementing it all for the <protocol of choice>
you'd like to implement?
It is not that I don't think the Apache framework cannot do this. Most
of it is there, I mainly refered to the fact of using APR and APR-UTIL
does not require to use Apache (httpd).
Harrie
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