Hi Oleg
> I have put together a very rough, very basic prototype of an asynchronous HTTP
> client based on HttpCore NIO 4.0 and HttpClient 4.0. While I am still not
> convinced we, as a project, can sustain an additional code line, I would like
> to make that code available publicly for two reasons:
>
> (1) there is a change this code may attract new developers; it would much
> easier to start with something that works (somehow)
>
> (2) I would like to be able to this client for load testing / performance
> optimization of HttpCore
>
> If I hear no objections I will go ahead and commit that code to the official
> ASF repository and clearly mark it experimental / non-official. Whether or not
> that code ever gets released is subject to an official vote and an open
> discussion prior to that. If there are objections, I'll just publish that code
> on Google code or elsewhere.
>  
I have no objection to adding this code into the official repository
under HC. Infact, I would be much interested to work with this code base
as time permits me. I cannot think of any reason why anyone might object
to this code being committed as experimental code - Infact the
"benchmark" - one of the contrib code from HC - has been so useful to me
and many others in the past. I think there is very good potential for
this code to survive under HC, and believe others shares my view as well
on this

thanks
asankha


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