[users@httpd] HTTP implementation by hand

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Hi.

In my diploma thesis I have to add a HTTP(S) support to the application server. I have two possibilities I'm aware of:

1] Implement HTTP myself. I need a very basic HTTP support. Just get POST request, check for Content-Length, pass body of the request to the server.

2] Use libwww. I assume it is much safer, than what I could implement with a reasonable time and effort. But huge library for a very specific application - it looks like an overkill.

Could you give me an advice, which is the right way?

Also I should consider adding HTTPS support in the future. I haven't decided the way to do that, but it should not affect HTTP part.

I understand, that this board is not for implementators of other products, but it has "Discussion" in its name. Pardon me, if I terribly misbehave by posting there.

Thanks.
Oleg Smirsky

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