client/server framework

[kris]

Alberto wrote:
> kris ha scritto:
> 
>>Mango works with Phobos and with Ares, via a -version switch. There's
>>also a version of the servlet engine that operates with Tango instead.
>>In fact, all the high level code in Mango (servlets, http, sax,
>>clustering, etc) all work with Tango. The code for this is currently
>>located in a seperate area while we figure out where to put it :)
>>
>>Tango already has HttpClient as part of the network protocol support (in
>>tango/net/http). If you're working with phobos, I'd suggest looking at
>>Mango. If you're ready to dive into Tango, then we could point you at
>>the relevant server additions for that instead?
>>
>>Good luck!
>>
>>- Kris
>>
>>
> 
> I'm testing Tango in these days (and I like it), so yes, I'm interested :)


If you have an SVN client, then this should get you going: 
http://svn.dsource.org/projects/tango.mango/trunk

There's some examples in there for servlets and so on. Haven't had the 
chance to package it for download yet, so you'll hopefully forgive the 
lack of a handy zipfile.

When using this with Tango, an addition to the -I compiler option might 
be necessary, depending on where you place the source. I usually locate 
these 'compatible' libs as a child of the Tango root, such that the 
usual -I works without modification i.e:

tango
   example
   tango
     io
     text
     math
     net
     ...
   mango
     net
     icu
     ...


- Kris