I can recommend you a Java Network Book from oreilly, you'll probly just
need a server squeleton and there is one in the book :) O'Reilly Network
Java Programmng by Elliote Rusty Harold :) , I still didn't read it but I
will sometimes :)
or you can find a basic http server on google easily
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Hi,
I want to write an application that will embed the webserver in itself.
The application will accept all HTTP request. In turn it will pass on
the request to webserver libraries to get response and the same response
will be pass on to requester client.
In short I need a built-in webserver. So my question is how can I access
the webserver libraries to do this job. I am currently using Tomcat4.1,
suggest any built-in webserver, the webserver should preferably be an
open source so that I can change the source as per my application
requirements.
Thanks for consideration.
Sandeep
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