I'm at the ACME site right now. The servers there may or may not
prove useful but the site's a good find either way. Lots of fun stuff.
Reminds me I need to fetch the Java plugin for Mozilla.
I haven't dug that deep yet but all the links I've found for JWS so far
fall into two categories: (1) documentation and (2) explanations that it
was slated in late 1999, EOL'd in 2001.
I'll keep digging.
+ I'm probably responding to some of what was said below:
. Date: Mon, 9 Dec 2002 09:43:45 -0700 (MST)
. Subject: RE: [jug-discussion] Open Source HTTP Servers
. From: Guy McArthur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
. Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
. To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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. Check out the tiny httpd's on www.acme.com.
. Not Java, but I'm guessing some good examples of how to support the core
. protocols.
.
. Sun used to have a product called Java Web Server, that was actually quite
. good, it debuted servlets, had a administration UI, was fairly scalable
. (Sun used it to serve the JDC site to show they could "eat their own
. dogfood")! It might be possible to still find the source for that.
. If I remember correctly, it included (non-redistributable) source code.
.
. I've always thought they should have open-sourced JWS and the HotJava
. browser: who knows where we could be today (a Java version of Mozilla?
. great admin GUI's for Tomcat?).
.
. --
. Guy McArthur * email{[EMAIL PROTECTED]} cell{520-869-7317}
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