HTTP Server Deux is a versatile web server that allows for easy customization and flexibility in serving web content.
HTTP Server Deux is a highly flexible, cross-platform web server component designed specifically for 4D developers. It integrates seamlessly with the TCP Server Deux component while offering all of the necessary parsing, formatting, and utility routines in a small, easy-to-understand package.
Moreover, HTTP Server Deux works effortlessly with a variety of components including TCP Deux, BASh, and Internet ToolKit v2.0.x and v2.5.x. The component provides full request parsing functionality and can successfully parse all variants of HTTP requests automatically.
All information within the HTTP request is easily accessible to the 4D developer with the help of simple-to-use accessor routines. In addition, the HTTP Server Deux component can handle uploaded documents, posted arguments, custom request headers, and more.
Generating a proper HTTP response, including headers, is also a breeze with HTTP Server Deux. The response headers are customizable with flexible accessor methods that allow developers to tailor them according to their preferences. The component also provides a framework that greatly simplifies the customization process for developers.
What sets HTTP Server Deux apart from other similar components is its handling of BLOBs. All parsing and handling of values are done with BLOBs, ensuring that the component does not have any instances of 32K limits.
The latest beta version of HTTP Server Deux fixes several bugs and outstanding issues noted in the previous version. Additionally, it now has a fully functional demo mode that offers complete access for the first 30 minutes of operation.
The latest release features a new API facility that supports Adjunct Components designed to boost the functionality of HTTP Server Deux based applications. The first Adjunct Component available is HTTP Log Deux, which provides a simple configuration API for developing standards-compliant web logs from applications using HTTP Server Deux.
Moreover, HTTP Server Deux works effortlessly with a variety of components including TCP Deux, BASh, and Internet ToolKit v2.0.x and v2.5.x. The component provides full request parsing functionality and can successfully parse all variants of HTTP requests automatically.
All information within the HTTP request is easily accessible to the 4D developer with the help of simple-to-use accessor routines. In addition, the HTTP Server Deux component can handle uploaded documents, posted arguments, custom request headers, and more.
Generating a proper HTTP response, including headers, is also a breeze with HTTP Server Deux. The response headers are customizable with flexible accessor methods that allow developers to tailor them according to their preferences. The component also provides a framework that greatly simplifies the customization process for developers.
What sets HTTP Server Deux apart from other similar components is its handling of BLOBs. All parsing and handling of values are done with BLOBs, ensuring that the component does not have any instances of 32K limits.
The latest beta version of HTTP Server Deux fixes several bugs and outstanding issues noted in the previous version. Additionally, it now has a fully functional demo mode that offers complete access for the first 30 minutes of operation.
The latest release features a new API facility that supports Adjunct Components designed to boost the functionality of HTTP Server Deux based applications. The first Adjunct Component available is HTTP Log Deux, which provides a simple configuration API for developing standards-compliant web logs from applications using HTTP Server Deux.
What's New
Version 1.0.0b02: N/A