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From: Alex Ott (alexott_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-05-23 03:48:48

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Hello Michael

I\m very interesting in this.

I'm thinking, that this libraries could be implemented in 2 parts.
First - collection of parsers, that could be used to build
protocol-specific parsers (implementing requirements of RFC
2045-2049), and second - implementation of connection/communication
strategies. On the base of these 2 parts, it possible to implement
almost all protocols.

If you interested, i have an account at sf.net - ottalex

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