Note that JAWS while free (no cost) is binaries only (no sources).
Given the number of open source web servers with servlet support,
this makes JAWS a lot less interesting. Any relatively new piece
of software is likely to contain bugs, or at least odd behaviors.
With open source software it is possible to read the sources and
to understand (and even fix) the problem.
>From Gabriel Wong:
> JAWS Web Server (more than Just Another Web Server) Beta 0.1.3 is now
> available for download at http://www.ezwebtools.com
>
> WHAT IS JAWS:
> JAWS is a Light Weight WEB Server designed for supporting
> multiple hosts (servers) with each hosts having the capability to
> be insulated from each other via the JAWS Security Manager.
>
> FEATURES:
> JAWS has the following features:
> The servlet engine (EZJRunner) implements the Java Servlet 2.1 API.
> The JSP engine (EZJSPRunner) Supports the JSP .92 specification.
> Automatic Servlet Reload.
> Session Management.
> Central Server Adminstration
> NCSA Server Side Includes
> HTML Based Admin Interface
> The Security Management provides a Virtual Servlet Environment that
> is ideal for shared servers such as ISP Hosts and Inter-Department
> Intranets.
> The Security Manager helps prevents an application from "hogging" the
> Server resources such as memory and threads. In other words the
> Security Manager performs the function of a Sandbox. Applications are
> insulated from one another.
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