>Preston L. Bannister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>There is more than one Open Source pure Java web server with servlet
>>support. Given complete source and a debugger it's a lot easier to figure
>>out why things go wrong.
>[...]
>>I looked next at Nexus and it seems to do the job. I've just dropped the
>>Nexus sources into my build tree, and am able to debug rather nicely.
>[...]
>>So opinions please. What would you use for this purpose, and why?
>
>I tried a few and chose Nexus for my debugging. It doesn't seem to handle
>POST arguments correctly, but the code is available, so I fixed it. I don't
>have the changes here, but I'll post (ha!) them tonight when I get home if
I
>remember.
I added the following code to the end of the HttpRequest constructor to get
POST to work:
if (isPost() && (headers != null)) {
query_params = HttpUtils.parsePostData(getContentLength(),in);
}
Erik
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