> I've been using my HTTP/1.1 httplib for quite a while now. It seems quite > stable in everything that I've tried. I need to port over the recent > changes for SSL stuff, but it is ready to go. > > The library contains a deprecated, backwards-compat class (HTTP), and its > replacement: HTTPConnection. Responses are now handled through > HTTPResponse class. > > Doc for the new class will also be needed, but (of course) the old doc > still applies. > > Any comments on the module and/or its inclusion into 1.6? Doesn't Jeremy have one too? I would suggest putting the new classes in a new module, e.g. httplib2.py, and leaving the old httplib unchanged. BTW, where can we look at this code? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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