firecat

Firecat is a Server-Side JavaScript(NSP) Webserver written in Java. It is similar to ASP and JSP, but it uses JavaScript as the main scripting language. It can run on any JVM, but the main target will be Free Runtimes such as SableVM, JamVM and Kaffe.

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GNU Library or Lesser General Public License version 3.0 (LGPLv3)

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Operating Systems

BSD, Linux, Windows

Intended Audience

Developers

Programming Language

Java, JavaScript

Database Environment

JDBC

Related Categories

JavaScript HTTP Servers, Java HTTP Servers

Registered

2006-01-09

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