C++ Web-framework with cookie and SQL support_问答_开发者

Good Evening,

I'm building a website which will will look something like this:

C++ Web-framework with cookie and SQL support

So probably a widget-centred web-framework would be best...

Which C++ web-framework supports cookies (for user-login [session] storage+config storage) and SQL (MySQL or SQLite)?

My information about Wt was outdated, it looks like they now have full-support for cookies (http://redmine.webtoolkit.eu/boards/1/topics/2111)

CppCMS however has a vibrant community, and ther开发者_运维问答e product seems to scale better.

I will do the diplomatic thing, create a project using both frameworks.

It will be a cutdown version with only:

User registration
User login/logout (including redirect if deauthed and trying to access auth-req page)
Search
Some basic argument passing of results across screen (see initial wireframe for ref)

Should be an interesting project... I wonder if any have done this in the past?!

Cookie support and SQL backend support are basic things, so I guess all web frameworks support them.

I am a very happy user of cppcms and I can assure you it can do all the things you ask for.

Cppcms' SQL backend uses cppdb, created by the same developer, which supports MySQL, SQLite, Postgres, and others, in addition to supporting connection pooling and other nice features.

Config storage is easy, using a json format. The cppcms also has a nice caching framework, as well as a nice API to create forms, asynchronous requests, long pulling, etc. The templating engine is both simple and very powerful, allowing for a separation of the interface and the application logic.

What's more, probably the thing I like the most about cppcms, the support is very good. Subscribe to the official cppcms mailing list: Artyom, the cppcms creator, is always very patiently replying to requests. Personally, I wished the people asking for support were contributing more to the cppcms wiki, so remember that when you join us.

[Edit: Actually, I noticed you asked the very same question on the cppcms mailing list in April this year, posting the very same screenshot. Myself and other kindly took the time to answer you, but you never replied nor thanked us for our time and advice. You may continue asking the same question all over the place, but please try to be more appreciative of the people who are giving a bit of their time to answer you. Good social manners never hurt.]

I recognise these Wt (http://webtoolkit.eu/wt) widgets you can use for your app:

charts: WCartesianChart
dropdown boxes: WComboBox
models and filter proxy models: WSortFilterProxyModel, WAbstractItemModel
the lists (views): WTableView
layout managers with draggable splitters: WHBoxLayout
tabs: WTabWidget
panel on the right: WPanel
suggestion popup on the left: WSuggestionPopup
WLineEdit
database access: Wt::Dbo (an ORM), or anything else you prefer
cookies are well supported in Wt, see cookie related methods in WEnvironment and WApplication

Simply combine them for your application...

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Forms validation system architecture
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Modular design that provides high extensibility
High Speed HTTP Communication (Get, Post, Cookies, Files)
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