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# CppCMS 1.1.0 - Next Release
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## Session Import/Export integration
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Integrate CppCMS session system with 3rd party products
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## Implement Virtual Hosts support
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Required for embedded environments.
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## Provide Plugin Framework
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Allow applications and other tools to be loaded dynamically.
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## Non-blocking write async method
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Allow asynchronous applications to perform non-blocking write operations
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## Pool management changes
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Make generation of at most the same number of applications as number of threads.
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## Implement Pre-Upload file validation, Upload file meter support
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In CppCMS application is created only once the request
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is fully ready. And after that use can validate
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the uploaded files.
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This is quite bad in case of big ones.
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Possible solution is store the validation requirements
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in the session and let `cppcms::impl::cgi_api`
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fetch this session data and use rules to validate
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uploaded files.
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Problems:
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- Session fetch may be not so cheap, it may be done over network or require DB access.
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- Session API allows only synchronous requests.
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- File uploading is done in even loop where all operations
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should be non-blocking.
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Possible solutions:
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- Store this data in signed cookies.
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- Add asynchronous api to sessions.
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- Send session fetch to thread pool till and get
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session data this way.
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# CppCMS 1.3.0 and later
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## Implementing UDP Support for `booster::aio::socket`
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Booster.Aio socket supports stream sockets well, but
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has very poor (if any) support of data-gram sockets.
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You can open them and use them but there are no operations
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like `sendto` or `recvfrom` that are data-gram oriented.
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Add their implementations to Booster analogously to
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implementations of async/sync read/write operations.
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## Add Support of multiple event loops
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Today, asynchronous applications do not scale
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well on multi-core systems.
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Add required support of multiple event loops
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so different asynchronous applications would
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be able to use them.
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## Boost to Booster tasks
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- Extract/Reimplement `boost::bind` in Booster.
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- Extract/Reimplement `boost::unordered` in Booster.
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Try to get rid of cppcms\_boost?
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## Cache Improvements
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### Contention
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When an entry is invalidated many requests
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may try to generate it and create significant load.
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Solution, delay "fetch" if some other fetching.
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### Active Invalidation
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Distributed Cache system implements L1/L2 cache
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allowing a cache client to check if the data is
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has is still up-to-date without reading it back.
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However each access to cache still require TCP-ping-pong.
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So instead active cache invalidation may be done: when
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trigger is risen or new data is stored a sort of
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a message that causes all clients to drop invalid
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cache is broad-casted.
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Need to be implemented.
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### Object invalidation
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Use cache to invalidate general object
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## Improve Support of RESTful services
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Provide friendly API for RESTful applications in similar
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way it is done today for JSON-RPC
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## Implement SSL socket for `booster::aio`
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Implementation of SSL sockets.
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## Booster.Filesystem
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Implement Directory Iterator.
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## Implement Locale sensitive Date-Time Form Widgets
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ICU provides good features for parsing and formatting
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dates and times, implement Date-Time Widget
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for this purpose.
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It is not so-straightforward as user should know the
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format he/she enters the data, such information
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is not supplied by any existing widgets.
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Think what to do in case of no-icu builds.
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## Replace LRU with 2Q scan resistant algorithm
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Check possibility of changing this.
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## Provide WebSockets support
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Implement Web Sockets support and transparent
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fallback to some long-polling based protocol
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comet
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## Degraded Mode of work
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Problem:
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What happens when one of cache/session servers fails?
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Solution:
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Provide automatic servers fail-detection procedures and continue to work in degraded mode.
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## Implement Connection Forwarding over unix-sockets
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CppCMS forwarding framework allows to forward any connection
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to other network node over SCGI API.
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Is is very useful to be able to forward connections
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between forked processes of same application.
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It can be done in much cheaper between forked processes
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by forwarding a file descriptor over Unix domain socket and
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passing already read information via shared memory.
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## Implement HTTPS support
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Embedded web server should support HTTPS to make
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it even more usable for embedded environments
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