This website is now also reachable under the pocoproject.org domain. This is the first step in getting the POCO Community Website off the appinf.com domain and server, where it is hosted now. If you want to link to the POCO website, please use the new domain.
New year, new POCO release. POCO 1.2.8 is available! This is mostly a bugfix release, although some improvements have been made to the format functions in Foundation. Changelog: – fixed SF# 1613906: Util/Application.h and GCC 3.3 – fixed a byte order issue (failed test) in IPv6 address formatting – fixed SF# 1626640: Poco::Net::SocketReactor bug – […]
I have prepared a Wiki page containing the POCO development roadmap. There’s not much there yet, but this will for sure change in the coming days and weeks. Just keep those feature requests coming…
A Happy New Year to all friends of POCO. 2006 was a great year for POCO, with the 1.0 release in January, the adoption of the Boost license in July, and the 1.2 release in August. 2007 will be even better! A big thank you to all who contributed to POCO, in the form of […]
A merry christmas to everyone from the POCO team at Applied Informatics! Since all of you have been so nice this year, we have a special present for you: the NetSSL library providing SSL/TLS support for Net (based on OpenSSL), which up to now was only available as part of a commercial service level agreement, […]
POCO 1.2.7 is available.* This is mostly a bugfix release fixing all bugs and inconveniences reported on Sourceforge and elsewhere. Changes: Poco::File: fixed root directory handling fixed UUIDGenerator documentation clarified Application::setUnixOptions() documentation fixed SF# 1597022: Signed/unsigned warning in StringTokenizer::operator[] fixed SF# 1598601: Message::op= leaks fixed SF# 1605960: PatternFormatter crashes on custom property fixed SF# 1605950: […]
Wes Peters has created and will be maintaining the FreeBSD Port of POCO. Thank you, Wes! Now that we have a FreeBSD Port, but still no Linux packages: any volunteers who want to maintain RPMs or dpkgs for POCO? Your help is appreciated!
PocoDoc, the documentation generator used by POCO, can now be found in the SVN sandbox. A short HowTo that explains how to build and run PocoDoc can be found in the Wiki.
POCO release 1.2.5 is available for download. Changes in detail: Improved LoggingConfigurator: channel creation and configuration is now a two-step process. This means that the previous problems with PropertyFileConfiguration and IniFileConfiguration when referencing other channels are solved. improved options handling: better handling of (non) ambiguities. If both an option named “help” and one named “helper” […]
Dear POCO User, we are happy that you have chosen POCO as one of your favorite C++ development frameworks. Here we want to thank you that you trust in us. After several months of community life it is now time to take the next step! We want to greatly improve the POCO Community Website within […]