Hi,
Thanks for the prompt reply. I have few more questions., kindly see if you
could help.
a. Does this have a transaction scoreboarding capability (e.g., to match up
asynchronous operations)? The use of the passed argument *cls seems to
imply this? That is, when you get an inbound transation
On 08/24/2018 04:12 PM, Santos Das wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for the prompt reply. I have few more questions., kindly see if
> you could help.
>
> a. Does this have a transaction scoreboarding capability (e.g., to match
> up asynchronous operations)? The use of the passed argument *cls seems
> to
Thank you once again for the prompt reply.
I have few more questions. Are you aware of any project which has
integrated libmicrohttpd along with libcurl without losing any
functionality of MHD ? I really want to run in the single threaded model as
I mentioned above.
I looked at the following . Bu
On 08/24/2018 08:05 PM, Santos Das wrote:
> Thank you once again for the prompt reply.
>
> I have few more questions. Are you aware of any project which has
> integrated libmicrohttpd along with libcurl without losing any
> functionality of MHD ? I really want to run in the single threaded model
>
Thank you for your reply. My application can be a client as well as a
server as it does the send and receive of the HTTP message.
My main worry was, when people integrate two libraries, they to do some
modifications to take some advantage and then they lose out some core
features. I was worried if
Hi,
What is the plan of supporting http2 for MHD?
I saw this project and the comments. Can you please comment ?. The libcurl
supports http2 with 3rd party nghttp2. So, wondering what is the similar
support for MHD ? Is there any recommended project for the same ?
https://github.com/maru/libmicro
