HTTP Servers

HTTP Servers section discusses web servers software, configuration, administration and operation of such servers, and other related issues.

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Web Server/400

Description: Full-featured, commercial Web server for the AS/400 developed by I/NET, Inc.

Source: I/NET, Inc. [1997-04-22]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:17:56

Jigsaw

Description: A full blown HTTP server entirely written in Java.

Source: W3 Consortium [1997-04-22]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:18:22

Common LISP Hypermedia Server

Description: Free, full-featued, advanced, extensible HTTP server running on a number of platforms. Available with complete sources. Good for synthesizing HTML.

Source: MIT [1997-04-22]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:18:38

httpd4Mac

Description: A freeware HTTP server for the Macintosh by Bill Melotti.

Source: Bill Melotti [1997-04-22]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:18:58

Web Server 4D

Description: Web Server 4D is wicked fast web server and database integrated into one application. Lots of standard features, real-time tracking statistical tracking, serves pages from a high performance database. Available for Macintosh and Windows NT.

Source: Web Server 4D [1997-08-04]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:22:03

Edime Webware

Description: Commercial NetWare Web Servers. Fast and powerful HTTP Server for NetWare.

Source: Edime [1997-04-22]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:22:36

GLACI HTTPD

Description: NetWare based

Source: HiTecSoft, Corp. [1997-04-22]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:22:58

Internet Information Server

Description: Free full featured HTTP server, with NT integrated security. Supports Active Server Pages (ASP). Comes with FTP and Gopher servers.

Source: Microsoft Corp. [1997-12-28]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:25:46

Netscape SuiteSpot Hosting Edition

Description: Full featured HTTP server, with its own security. Comes with NNTP and SMTP servers.

Source: Netscape [1997-12-28]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:27:56

WebSite

Description: Full featured HTTP server. Also runs on Windows 95.

Source: O'Reilly [1997-12-28]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:29:23

Apache

Description: Public domain HTTP server. The January 1999 WWW server site survey by Netcraft found that more web servers were using Apache than any other software. Apache and its derivatives totaled over 53% of all web sites on the Internet.

Source: Apache HTTP Server Project [1997-12-28]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:30:29

NCSA HTTPd

Description: Run by the NCSA HTTPd Development Team to test and demonstrate the latest versions of NCSA HTTPd, and to provide documentation for it.

Source: National Center for Supercomputing Applications [1997-12-28]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:31:07

W3C HTTPd

Description: The W3C httpd is a generic public domain full-featured hypertext server which can be used as a regular HTTP server. The server is typically running on port 80 to serve hypertext and other documents but it can also serve as a proxy -- a server on a firewall machine -- that provides access for people inside a firewall to the outside world. When running as proxy httpd may be configured to do caching of documents resulting in faster response times.

Source: W3C [1997-12-28]

Last checked: 4/2/1999 01:31:38