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>At 10:27 AM -0500 11/3/00, andu wrote:
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>>Well, if you consider a server some app that's just listening.
>
>Hi Andu
>
>I was thinking of the ease of installation, not the complexities of
>the server app itself. Your http stack is a great example of this.
>I'm still surprised that clicking the "Start Server" button is all
>you need to have a web server running. Somehow I associate starting a
>web server with configuring various files, and lots of digging around
>in the OS.
That tells you how complex mchttpd is;-)
>
>>>
>>>What are the pitfalls?
>>
>>Only your specialized clients will ever be able to communicate with
>>the server.
>
>True. But I wonder how many situations there are where this is all
>that is needed.
>
>At the very least, I have new toy. :)
>
>Cheers
>Dave
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Regards, Andu
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