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TJWS is an Open Source HTTP Server and Servlet container written in 100% Java. It's designed to be a light weight, high performing, secure, embeddable, extensible and flexible. Very small footprinted (~100K), CGI, J2EE/JSP compatible. Servlet spec 3.1
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CoffeeWebServer
An http 1.1 server written in Java
NIO HTTP/1.1 Web Server with support for multi-part forms, custom servlets, cookies, sessions, SSL, gzip and deflate encodings, pipelining, and more! Written in 100% Java with core server reliance only on the base jdk library. -
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Groom is a full Java lightweight webserver. Written in pure Java 1.4 by using only standard packages, it can thus run with Sun JRE but also with the GNU Classpath on a great number of plateforms that support java.
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Pi3Web is a multithreaded, highly configurable multiple platform HTTP 1.0/1.1 web server written in C++. Pi3Web 2.0 supports among other things CGI, FCGI, Win-CGI, SSI, directory indexing, SSL, embedded perl, PHP4, Servlets, JSP and XSLT.
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SiteMesh is filter plugin for web-servers that provides presentation and web-app application integration. It is easy to use and requires no modification to existing code (HTML, CGI, PHP, etc).
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HttpBridge is a web http proxy, also called CGI-proxy. It is implemented by Java Servlets. It allows designated family members, friends, and co-workers who are behind a firewall or in the countries where internet is restricted to access liberal internet.
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BigApache for Windows is a free Enterprise Ready Server. It is suitable for the semiprofessional use or for the program development of Html / PHP / Mysql / Perl / Python / ASP::Apache or Java projects (JBoss with Tomcat).
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TWIT is a tiny webserver written in Java, which aims to be portable and small enough to easily be integrated into any development project. It supports HTTP/1.0 and CGI/1.1, HTTP/1.1 and Java Servlet support are in the works.
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Soma is a powerful, multi-threaded, HTTP 1.1-compliant Web server written in Java. It features an advanced, modular design, CGI support, built-in scripting support (currently Python only), and is under constant development.
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JSPowerLin - Linux with a Java edge, a lightweight platform for developing and deploying J2EE applications and Java Server Pages on a server or servercluster.
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Lopica is a collection of scripts, code snippets, extension installers, FAQs, how-tos, and other goodies for Java Web Start/JNLP.
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JeusEx is pure Java HTTP 1.1/servlet 2.3 ? complaint server. It's mutithreaded, does HEAD, GET and POST and supports CGI 1.1 (scripts!) And now it supports I18N and servlet 2.3 spec (to some degree).
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This is a Linux/UNIX server written in JAVA. This server should be able to be fast and easy to modify and document. It should also be fully modular with all the components from HTML viewing to CGI running to be Modules written in JAVA.
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The Nogis Webserver is a small server with PHP and CGI support. It is very portable and we are aiming to make it in a Class structre for others to use.
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