Hessian C++ library

Hello dear sirs,

We at Aldratech Ltd. have built for internal use a C++ client library for
Hessian. We've found Hessian to be an excellent piece of work and we'd like to
give something back.

The hessiancpp library consists of:
- simple HTTP library with SSL support (OpenSSL)
- implementation of the Hessian protocol
- GZIP support both in the client and in the server (the hessian server side
code has a small, non-intrusive addition that compresses the output stream if
the size of the reply exceeds a certain value); we've found this to *greatly*
reduce the size of the messages for replies of type List<LargeBean> or exception
stack traces (that are mostly irrelevant for C++)
- a hessian_proxy class that can be used to dynamically invoke remote methods
- a servlet that piggy-backs on the default service servlet from Hessian to
present a service interface when HTTP GET is used (sort of primitive .NET asmx
style auto-doc).
The library also makes good use of STL and exceptions, and allows one to use it
at both protocol and method call level.

Hessiancpp has been developed and tested on both Linux (Fedora Core 2 x86_64,
Redhat 7.2) and Windows (XP, 2003 Server).

Please let us know how to proceed. We'd like to have peer review of the code,
while also being able to make changes; for this, a sourceforge project seems the
way to go; on the other hand we'd like to see the C++ implementation listed
together with the Java & Python ones on the Hessian pages at Caucho.
Licensing is also something that needs to be addressed; we'd like to have the
code copyrighted but under an OS license, say LGPL.

As a side note, I've just learned that www.fhso.ch is interested in using the
library in a research project involving mobile equipment and e-health (they
already use Java Hessian).

Please share your thoughts,
Regards,

-- 
Radu-Adrian Popescu
CSA, DBA, Developer
Aldrapay MD
Aldratech Ltd.
+40213212243