Gregory Dai wrote:
I googled "httpd" and "C++ socket", etc. There are quite a few things turned up for the latter, but to my surprise, few for the former. I'm looking for a good example of the former, which probably has to be built on top of the latter. The few I found through search on the net are pretty much in the old C/C++/MFC paradigm; I prefer something more modern and in terms of quality and caliber closer to the libraries in the boost collection.
Any suggestion?
What sort of license do you prefer? You can find my effort, which uses a Boost.Spirit parser to parse HTTP requests, here: https://svn.chezphil.org/libpbe/trunk/include/HttpDaemon.hh. I doubt it will meet you "quality and calibre" requirements thought... There is a C++ module for Apache, but it doesn't seem to have been updated for Apache 2.2. AppWeb might be worth a look - it seems to be more C++-friendly than some of the alternative "light weight" HTTP servers. Regards, Phil.