From apache-modules  Tue Sep 07 17:25:28 2004
From: Christian Parpart <cparpart () surakware ! net>
Date: Tue, 07 Sep 2004 17:25:28 +0000
To: apache-modules
Subject: Re: [apache-modules] A module that emails?
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 Tuesday 07 September 2004 6:15 pm, Anthony Wells wrote:
> Christian,
>
> I guess you can use C++ for Apache modules.  The function handlers would
> have public static modifiers but could easily call C++ functions and crea=
te
> C++ objects.

Works just fine, the only thing you must take care of - IMHO - is, to decla=
re=20
your C++ FOO module as:

extern "C" {=20
 ::module AP_MODULE_DECLARE_DATA FOO_module =3D {
  // your stuff here
 };
}

> I looked over libesmtp.  It's not quite as an elegant solution provided
> through SWL and will require a little more coding than I would like but it
> will suffice for my form mailer module.  (I am still going to look into a
> socket bucket brigade though.)  I'm not sure if I'm up to the challenge of
> C++ Apache modules just now.

Well, feel free to ask, if needed ;)

Greets,
Christian Parpart.

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