[jug-discussion] Open Source HTTP Servers

2002-12-08 Thread Anthony Steckman
I'm thinking of trying to write an http server as an exercise to get myself coding again. Any suggestions as to a solid open source server coded in Java that I could look at as I get started? I've got some basic samples but would like to look at something more complex. Will probably Google f

Re: [jug-discussion] Open Source HTTP Servers

2002-12-08 Thread Erik Hatcher
Jetty http://jetty.mortbay.org/jetty/index.html I'm sure you'll hear a "ditto" from Warner :) I've only ever heard glowing reviews of it, and its the preferred HTTP server embedded in JBoss. Erik Anthony Steckman wrote: I'm thinking of trying to write an http server as an exercise to get m

RE: [jug-discussion] Open Source HTTP Servers

2002-12-08 Thread Tim Colson
Say - if you're looking for a coding exercise that isn't quite so...uh.. pedestrian (sorry, injected my own opinion there ), I've been playing with the JXTA Peer2Peer code kit and would love to collaborate with somebody. P2P with yourself isn't much fun. ;-) My goal currently is to: 1) get the d

Re: [jug-discussion] Open Source HTTP Servers

2002-12-08 Thread Warner Onstine
Yep, but if you want just an HTTP server, you can always check out Jigsaw: http://www.w3.org/Jigsaw/ -warner On Sunday, December 8, 2002, at 03:11 AM, Erik Hatcher wrote: Jetty http://jetty.mortbay.org/jetty/index.html I'm sure you'll hear a "ditto" from Warner :) I've only ever heard glowin