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- __ prefixed functions are considered private - fixes for RemotingServlet - fixes for multipart requests

- __ prefixed functions are considered private - fixes for RemotingServlet

relax restriction on /controllers as start url, just make sure your controller class is in the controller directory. this allows multiple hxServlet instances be served from the same domain, like a context in jsp, e.g. /lib/ may be redirected to your hxLib instance and /app could be redirected to you application instance.

Couple of Multipart bug fixes.

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- Muli-part support using HxTTPD implementation of parser. - getResource():List-Resource- can be used to get multipart data from your servlet. - Large refactor of Server.hx for multi-part support. - The pageServlet class can now be simply overridden to provide hxsp used in conjunction with application.xml. - Specify application.xml using --app= on the startup command line - Last but not least there is now a dependency on hxSynth. hxSynth is an attempt to provide a smooth transition and similar semantics of usage between pages on the server and pages on the client, i.e. a synthesis of hxServlet and hxScriptlet.

- Controllers can now be in any package, you reference them by url like this /controller/package.class/method. Your build file needs to output package.class.n to controllers dir.

- Addition of Mac ndll. - Code altered to choose correct ndll depending on platform.

- Addition of db connection pool ping every minute to get rid of stale connections. - Addition of reset() to servlet API to clear output buffer. - Addition of noParams() to servlet API to check for no params. - Makefile with Linux/Mac support instead of ruby rakefile - Experimental support for .hxsp pages with new PageController - Experimental support for application.xml which links page to page class very similar in concept to the java Click framework - Not even compiling addition of Multipart class borrowed from hxttpd.

Added hxServlet.ThreadedServer which is tailored to http, rather than using neko.io.ThreadedServer which is for binary protocols. It's a very simple hack to Nicolas's work so should still be pretty good :)

- Refactored session support to allow shared sessions between modules. Cookie update includes a default path of /controller for servlets.

- Sorry seems like I'm abusing haxelib :(, bug in my last upload.

- Make templo tmp dir local to the servlet directory not in /tmp as multiple users conflict.

- Form post does application/url encoded by default

- better post handling

- more agressive class caching - spod integration - db connection pool - simplified date response - addition of locking for parsers and db pool

-serious bug in neko wrapper - wasn't reinitialising request object -removed 3 val_check/val_kind from the request execute now that i know i'm passing the correct stuff - removed some unused C from Mongrel that I thought I may use at some time but probably won't

tiny change, allowing any extension for template files rather than just mtt. I prefer using html extensions so I get syntax hilighting and dreamweaver loads without complaint.

experimental memory, sqlite sessions and session api

added --dir=/myapp/place to the command line so you can run it from anywhere you choose like this, haxelib -run hxServlet --dir=/myapp/place/. beginnings of an rtti service discovery.

Addition of Rails like views. If the controller just uses write("blah") then the data is sent directly out, if the controller returns an object { } then this is used as the context to the view. The view is given as the name of the module.method and resides in the views directory. Or you can specify {view: "myview" } as one of your parameters in the context object. The view is of course a templo template, so you need views/myview.mtt etc. Also optimised the ndll by getting rid of some strndups and frees. Also pounded on it a bit with siege, memory management looking good.

fixed stupid bug on starting server on correct host, doh!

POST url/encoded works, lighty example config files, most of neko.Web implemented, set --port and --host from command line

Even better haxelib packaging and it runs with haxelib run hxServlet

Better haxelib packaging

This is for use behind a server like LIGHTTPD