Re: http server for Mina today.
Hi Jason The JIRA is https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRMINA-353 The last comment is waiting Apache members to fill the IP clearance form directly into the incubator web site and import the source code... On 9/13/07, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ASyncWeb has not been migrated in yet. There is a JIRA entry however. -- ..Cheers Mark On 9/13/07, Jason Ish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello.. We have a server application built on Mina and are in need of an embedded web server to provide a basic debugging UI as well as a web based API (rest like today, soap is in our future). What are the options today? I know we can embed Tomcat, Jetty, etc. in our app (and have done so for experimentation), but that seems like overkill. Is asyncweb ready? If so, which version of Mina should we be using? We are currently using 1.1.2, but since our app isn't in production yet, moving to trunk would not be a big problem. Thanks for any info. -- Hez
http server for Mina today.
Hello.. We have a server application built on Mina and are in need of an embedded web server to provide a basic debugging UI as well as a web based API (rest like today, soap is in our future). What are the options today? I know we can embed Tomcat, Jetty, etc. in our app (and have done so for experimentation), but that seems like overkill. Is asyncweb ready? If so, which version of Mina should we be using? We are currently using 1.1.2, but since our app isn't in production yet, moving to trunk would not be a big problem. Thanks for any info.
Re: http server for Mina today.
ASyncWeb has not been migrated in yet. There is a JIRA entry however. -- ..Cheers Mark On 9/13/07, Jason Ish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello.. We have a server application built on Mina and are in need of an embedded web server to provide a basic debugging UI as well as a web based API (rest like today, soap is in our future). What are the options today? I know we can embed Tomcat, Jetty, etc. in our app (and have done so for experimentation), but that seems like overkill. Is asyncweb ready? If so, which version of Mina should we be using? We are currently using 1.1.2, but since our app isn't in production yet, moving to trunk would not be a big problem. Thanks for any info.
Re: http server for Mina today.
Jetty is quite simple to integrate and requires only a couple of jars. You basically point it to a webapps directly and let it handle the rest. Mike - Original Message - From: Jason Ish [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: dev@mina.apache.org Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2007 9:45 AM Subject: http server for Mina today. Hello.. We have a server application built on Mina and are in need of an embedded web server to provide a basic debugging UI as well as a web based API (rest like today, soap is in our future). What are the options today? I know we can embed Tomcat, Jetty, etc. in our app (and have done so for experimentation), but that seems like overkill. Is asyncweb ready? If so, which version of Mina should we be using? We are currently using 1.1.2, but since our app isn't in production yet, moving to trunk would not be a big problem. Thanks for any info.