Web Server Class
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I am looking for a few people to test a Web Server Class I have written in BlitzMax. I have tested the class under Win32 and all is fine. I need Linux and Mac Testers. The aim is to write a lightweight web server that can be easily intergrated into any app. (e.g. Webmanagement for a game server, game updates from central server) The basic features are:- - HTTP/1.1 support - Definable Port - Definable send cache limit. Effectively limiting send per cycle and so providing suedo-threading. - Callback to base app for request processing. - String Data or File Reference return data supported. - KB In/Out Statistics. -Multi request support -Standard HTTP Error Support Features to added later:- -Transaction Log -Built in status and management through HTTP -Throughput Chart through HTTP?? -scripting support?? Mark |
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Now added:- - status and management interface; - plain text authentication. Need testers for Mac and Linux... |
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I can test under Linux if u need it still, i am running SUSE 9.3 pro? |
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This looks interesting... I'd be happy to test on Mac and Linux (if it can be compiled as a console app). |
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gavin_b and TeaVirus Sorry, been out and about for last few weeks. Happy to give it a go. The code is pure BlitzMax with no MaxGui so works well in console. E-Mail me (info@...) and I'll send you the code to test. I've now got a couple of protoitypes including a webserver for viewing webcam snapshots. |
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I've released the source code for the server. It can be download at http://www.kitasoftware.com/ |
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I've got a question regarding the license model of this module: am I allowed to use it as a component in one of my own projects? If so, what are the limitations / restrictions for doing so?! I couldn't find any info on that neither in the zipfile nor on your website (btw: the forum there appears to be broken, I couldn't post a new message). |
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Work here :) any news ? |
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I like the fact that you can run a BlitzMax console app as a cgi exe :-) Advantages are that your webserver looks after being a webserver, and your app can look after itself.. :-p |