> Are there any projects out there to implement a java based > HTTP front end to jserv? > > I wish to run an application which is implemented as > a 'tiny web server' + servlet. The 'tiny web server' provides > a simple GUI interface. > > Everything is working fine in terms of the application (aka the servlet) > and I have been evaluating http servers (java based) that > a) support the servlet API > b) have a *small* footprint > c) have an 'open' licence > Here's a possibility for you: I've been using a considerably beefed-up version of the Acme web server (www.acme.com) for serious web server application for about the last 3 months -- development of code and pages for the volunteermatch site. It runs GSP just fine, and another template language written in Java and based on servlets. This does not support things like zones and virtual hosting, nor does it change its effective user id. If you start it as root, it stays as root. But it's based on Jef Poskanzer's clean code, it's still small, and it has been tested running a pretty complex website. The Acme license is very liberal, more so than any GNU license, and because the original code is licensed that way I'll probably leave the whole thing under the Acme license. If you'd like to give it a try, I'll send you a copy. It's extremely easy to configure, and known to work with GSP. I've been overwhelmed with other things in the last week, but I'll be updating copyrights and packaging it a bit better in the next week or so. It's intended for public release for purposes such as yours. -- Cris Perdue Impact Online, Inc. http://www.volunteermatch.org ---------------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives and Other: <http://www.working-dogs.com/> Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
