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TextUS
A framework in which the system is defined by a xml file
TextUS is written in C++. It runs under MS Windows 2000/XP , Linux or Solaris. It includes a simple HTTPS or HTTP server. Importantly, it provides a framework which is similar with AOP(Aspect Oriented Programming). In tTextUS, a software system is composed of all kinds of modules which are some dll files (in MS Windows) or so files ( in Unix etc.). The system is defined by a xml file which describes the data flow and control flow of every module. -
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netcat :3 - Webserver
simple directory listing HTTP Webserver written in Linux Bash + netcat
"netcat :3 - Webserve" is a small and simple HTTP- Webserver which is completely written in Linux Bash and is based on netcat. This Webserver serves a directory- listing view for folders as everyone knows it from the Apache Webserver. -
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ABGraph is a simple tool to benchmark webservers. The program uses ab (apache benchmark) to actually benchmark the selected remote host. A graph in PNG format is generated with gnuplot and saved to the selected path/file.
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