This software is a basic webserver that can also support Perl and PHP scripts. It also includes CD-ROM support.
I recently used tc.SimpleWebServer and it turned out to be a great option for a simple, function-related webserver. The best part is that it comes with optional script support for languages like Perl and PHP. I was really impressed with the CD-ROM support, which meant that you could create portable web applications using the script support. Additionally, it could be used as a control client for tc.WebCheck.
As far as installation goes, it was a breeze. The program installs itself in only one single directory, and once the program is running, the webserver is active. It's simple, straightforward, and easy to navigate. Another great thing about tc.SimpleWebServer is that there are no invisible processes involved – the program is always visible. In fact, accesses are displayed and can be logged.
This software has a simple directory structure for the webserver, and it's even possible to use this server without any HTML pages. The 'directory navigation' allows for filesharing without web pages. As a beginner, it's extremely user-friendly. But you can also grow with the program. Its script support allows for the control client for the internet alarm management system tc.WebCheck, support for WebForms and form evaluation (CGI interface), and optional query of different system values, like storage or directory occupation over the World Wide Web server without programming knowledge.
One of the most impressive things about tc.SimpleWebServer is that it allows for simultaneous operation of several webservers on different ports. With so many options, it's essential that the program be secured, but tc.SimpleWebServer has already taken care of that. All of these features are contained within the program, deactivated after installation until configured.
Overall, it's a great server suitable for all Windows systems. It allows you to provide a webserver in your intranet or in the internet. If you're looking for a simple and reliable webserver, I highly recommend checking out tc.SimpleWebServer.
As far as installation goes, it was a breeze. The program installs itself in only one single directory, and once the program is running, the webserver is active. It's simple, straightforward, and easy to navigate. Another great thing about tc.SimpleWebServer is that there are no invisible processes involved – the program is always visible. In fact, accesses are displayed and can be logged.
This software has a simple directory structure for the webserver, and it's even possible to use this server without any HTML pages. The 'directory navigation' allows for filesharing without web pages. As a beginner, it's extremely user-friendly. But you can also grow with the program. Its script support allows for the control client for the internet alarm management system tc.WebCheck, support for WebForms and form evaluation (CGI interface), and optional query of different system values, like storage or directory occupation over the World Wide Web server without programming knowledge.
One of the most impressive things about tc.SimpleWebServer is that it allows for simultaneous operation of several webservers on different ports. With so many options, it's essential that the program be secured, but tc.SimpleWebServer has already taken care of that. All of these features are contained within the program, deactivated after installation until configured.
Overall, it's a great server suitable for all Windows systems. It allows you to provide a webserver in your intranet or in the internet. If you're looking for a simple and reliable webserver, I highly recommend checking out tc.SimpleWebServer.
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