- by default the Cookie does not set max-age and expires, so it defines a Session Cookie.
(max_age and expires attributes are not included in the response)
- set_* and unset_* features to define max_age and expire attributes.
- marked old features as obsolete.
Updated test cases.
Signed-off-by: jvelilla <javier.hector@gmail.com>
reason: the named character reference ' (the apostrophe, U+0027) was introduced in XML 1.0 but does not appear in HTML. Authors should therefore use ' instead of ' to work as expected in HTML 4 user agents.
Now one can setup error handler propagation in one way, or two way (sync).
The "reset" applies in both way, even if this is a one way propagation to fit current existing usage.
Added optional id for the error handlers.
Feature renaming according to design changes.
Added related autotest cases.
(Especially for the multipart/form-data encoding.)
Factorized code related to smart parameters computing (handling list , table, ...) in WSF_VALUE_UTILITIES.
Fixed an issue with percent_encoded_path_info computation from request_uri.
Fixed issue with cookie addition having same cookie name.
Fixed unicode support for uploaded file.
WSF_STRING is reusing WSF_PERCENT_ENCODER.
Use unicode output for WSF_DEBUG_HANDLER.
Code cleaning
Fixed Connection behavior.
Fixed Content-Type settings.
Removed condition on POST or PUT, since code also applied to any request methods.
Added verbose output implementation.
Refactored NET request implementation.
- fixed potential issue with header conflict.
- simplified, and extract parts of the code into routine.
- Implemented read of chunked Transfer-Encoding
- Fixed potential issue with socket handling.
First steps to be able to exclude net or libcurl implementation when using http_client lib.
Removed from NET implementation the hack related to PUT and upload data (it was used to workaround an issue with libcurl).
Implemented correctly the redirection support for NET_HTTP_CLIENT...
Added the possibility to use HTTP/1.0 .
Splitted the manual tests that were using during development.
First step to redesign and clean the new code.
