Nick Kew wrote:
On 14 Dec 2008, at 05:31, William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
Leo Li wrote:
What I want to do is to plugin an in-process http server module in an
exsiting product to expose its original functionality as web service
(soap over http). :) Since the existing product is already an
executable one so it seems that the only choice is to write an apache
module to communicate with apache http server and the existing product
by IPC...
I know there are in-process http server in java but I would not like
to add the burdon of an additional JVM and the cost of JNI calls so I am
now looking for an in-process http server in native language.
Might an alternative for you be to use apache as a proxy, and
just write a proxy protocol module to communicate with your
original application? You might take the way mod_proxy_ajp
communicates with a java appserver as a model for that.
... or write your own webserver to do what you want? Python has a nice
shell of one built right in!
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