For some ideas, you should take a look at Tomcat, the open source servlets
and jsp reference implementation. It is a standalone, embeddable, and add-on
servlet engine and always supports the latest Servlet API. You can get the
latest source and the docs at:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/index.html
If you just want a place to start, the following site has step by step
instructions on how to create a simple web server:
http://www.spigots.com/server1.htm
Justyna
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> Hi,
> For my graduation project, i've decided to make a cross platform, remote
> administration tool for apache. Something very similar to
> Warpaint(http://www.rovis.com/warpaint/) - but, i'll be implementing it
> using web forms and servlets (and not perl). The first major thing to do
> would be to implement a very lightweight standalone servlet engine that
> can serve my servlets. This servlet engine of mine would be very very
> basic - supporting only the GET (and maybe POST) method and leaving out
> all the fancy stuff like sessions, etc...
> So, how tough would it be to develop my own servlet engine? I don't want
> to use an existing servlet engine because the project would become too
> simple then. Any resources on the web where i can find out how to build a
> servlet engine from scratch? Thanks.
>
> Joseph George.
>
>
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