Hi Jason,
In version 2.0, there are two pieces you need for this :
· The Directory class to serve static files
· The Jetty or Simple pluggable connectors (not used as Servlet
containers, but as standalone connectors)
In version 2.1, our goal is to have an internal HTTP server that is as scalable
as the connectors above.
In term of references, we have been running http://www.restlet.org for years
with this set-up without any trouble and know at least on large site
(Overstock.com) using it in such configuration (see public presentation at
JavaOne 2008).
Best regards,
Jerome
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De : Jason Richards [mailto:jason_richa...@byu.edu]
Envoyé : lundi 14 février 2011 18:06
À : discuss@restlet.tigris.org
Objet : Question about Complete Web Server
Hello Everyone,
I am new to Restlets and the java Restful coding seen. I had a question about
the “Complete Web Server” feature that is listed for the Restlet Framework. Is
this build in web server enterprise or high traffic capable or do you need an
implementation of Tomcat, Glassfish ect… to do something that would be getting
high traffic or use?
Jason Richards
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