W3C Libwww Documentation

Get Started | Install and Use | Architecture & APIs | How to Help

Get Started

Get it!

Instructions on how to get the code - including directly from CVS

Release Notes

Listing new features and bug fixes and complete release history

Supported Platforms

Listing supported platforms and known tricks and hints about these platforms

Compile, Install, and Use libwww

Installation Guide

Describing how to unpack, compile, and install libwww and its sample applications.

Sample Applications

Some really basic samples and also some more elaborate applications that actually can do useful stuff

Libwww Quick Guide

A quick guide describing how to get started writing an application

Use the libwww-config script

A script for easier compiling and linking applications using libwww based on the GTK gtk-script

Architecture and APIs

Library Architecture

Describes the overall architecture of libwww

User's Guide

Explains how to use libwww for building applications.

Library Packages and Interfaces

Describes the interfaces of libwww and how they can be integrated into Web applications

How can I Help?

How can I help?

Here's an initial list but remember, only the sky is the limit!

Programming style Guide

Why is libwww coded as it is and how does it interface to for example C++ applications?

Known Bugs

Listing what we already know is wrong. See also the latest CVS changes