I tested out webserv.r once, and it really cooks. I tried it out with a small
web page and banged on it simultaniously with 4 other computers using Netscape
running full bore--focus in the address box with the enter key held down. I
seen no errors fly by. Although the 10mb network and 450 mhz processor might
have helped out a bit.
Since it is single threaded, you could goof it up with a slow CGI, or a over
large web page under heavy use. But for lean stuff its great.
--Ryan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Mr.Tyler Booth, Jeff Kreis and Bohdan Lechnowsky !
>
> Have you done a stress test with The "microweb server" or "small web
> server" ? I had in mind to deploy our applications with another free web
> server, but it would be nice if everything was in REBOL, code and
> deployment, how I want it, transparently ( human readable REBOL code) .
>
> I would like to serve XML, XHTML and HTML pages in an Intranet situation
> ( 40-50 users ).
> Can I add other MIME types? I use FLASH a lot for navigation menus, so
> I�ll be needing SWF support.
> Since its written in rebol, one could tailor an install routine
> accordingly.
>
> Any ideas? Please advise ASAP, if this idea is feasible, let me know more
> about licensing, I�ll speak to my boss about it.
>
> Sharriff Aina
> med.iq information & quality in healthcare AG
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Ryan Cole
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