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Ken Gilmer commented on FELIX-538:
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POST, PUT, DELETE, query string parsing and POST parameters are now
'implemented' but not tested much. The Felix Web Console now appears to fully
work when run with the lightweight server. The build now produces a minimal
jar that is 40Kb that *should* run under J2SE 1.4, but I cannot be sure since
I'm compiling against the OpenJDK class libraries. The "full" bundle is 140Kb
with the relevant OSGi compendium and Servlet 2.4 API classes.
Can anyone suggest good ways of exercising the service? What criteria need to
me met for the project to be added to Felix?
> Create a really lightweight version of the HTTP Service
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> Key: FELIX-538
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-538
> Project: Felix
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: HTTP Service
> Reporter: Richard S. Hall
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: Screenshot-Apache Felix Web Console - Bundles -
> Chromium.png
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> In my sandbox I have committed a very simple, multi-threaded, file-based web
> server. The web server was designed so that it could easily be used in a
> bundle (e.g., it can be started, stopped, and restarted) and already has an
> Activator. It would be interesting if we could extend this with servlet
> support and tailor it specifically for the OSGi HTTP Service specification.
> If we could do this, then we could have one "heavyweight" OSGi HTTP Service
> implementation based on Jetty and this really lightweight version for small
> device requirements
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