Based on the codebase from revHTTPd Project (http://www.soapdog.org/rev/revhttpd.html), I made a custom version of HTTPd, it's a button, it contains everything. The objective is that you add this button to your object library, so when you feel like giving your stacks the ability to show data as XML or HTML you just add that button to your app.
The server can be started by sending a "serverStart" message to the button, sending the message again will stop it.
The server can be configured by setting some custom properties like cPort (port it will listen) cServerHDFiles (if it will serve files from defaultFolder)...
The nice trick is that, add this button to your app, trap the http_getHTML and http_getXML in your substacks, write output to http_result custom property and thats all. Check revHTTPd documentation for better info. I am yet to write a doc on this button.
The difference between this and rev HTTPd Stack is that the configuration are all custom properties. You can set them as you wish, others are set at runtime for data storage purpose.
I made this in 20 min so expect a nice update soon, there I'll optimise everything for embedded operations.
yours trully, Andre Garzia
Also what do you think of the motto: "One Button, One Server"
The download is here: http://public.soapdog.org named btnHTTPd.rev.zip
Cheers
Andre Garzia 2003 imac2 ibook p100 e uma torradeira.... _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
