This is a straightforward web server to debug and publish HTML sites. It serves files from the selected directory upon receiving an HTTP query with no MIME-type indication.
The software under review is a straightforward web server that is ideal for debugging and publishing HTML sites. Upon launching the software, users are required to specify a directory name on their local machine that will serve as the root directory for their site. Once the root directory is set, users can click the Start button to launch their website.
Users can easily switch sites from one directory to another by clicking the Stop button and entering the new directory name before clicking Start again. The software also features a unique option that enables users to keep track of queries to the server by saving them to a webserv.log file. To activate this feature, simply tick the Save query history box.
Another feature of this web server is that when it receives an HTTP query, it simply serves files from the selected directory without indicating any MIME types. Overall, a simple yet effective web server that is perfect for beginner web developers.
Users can easily switch sites from one directory to another by clicking the Stop button and entering the new directory name before clicking Start again. The software also features a unique option that enables users to keep track of queries to the server by saving them to a webserv.log file. To activate this feature, simply tick the Save query history box.
Another feature of this web server is that when it receives an HTTP query, it simply serves files from the selected directory without indicating any MIME types. Overall, a simple yet effective web server that is perfect for beginner web developers.
What's New
Version 1.23:
+ DirectoryIndex behavior for index.html files
+ Fixed found issues