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Added a few example based on the obsolete libraries (v0).

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Updated the tutorial example.
Added WSF_MESSAGE_EXECUTION.
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== What is a connector? ==
A connector is the layer between the underlying httpd server, and your application based on EWF.
Currently, 3 connectors are available within EWF (but others are available outside).
Currently, 4 connectors are available within EWF (but others are available outside).
*­ CGI: the common CGI application (apache, iis, ...)
* FastCGI: on any server supporting libfcgi handling (apache, iis, ...)
* Nino: using the standalone Eiffel Web Nino server, you can run anywhere easily, and debug simply with EiffelStudio's debugger
* Standalone: a standalone Eiffel Web server, it can be run anywhere easily, and debug simply with EiffelStudio's debugger. It supports all concurrency modes, and require EiffelStudio >= 15.05.
* Nino: similar to the "standalone" connectors, but lack good concurrency support.
Supporting a new connector is fairly simple, it just has to support the simple EWSGI specification which is really small. Then EWF will bring the power on top of it.