ASP.NET. Mono has an implementation of ASP.NET 2.0, ASP.NET MVC and ASP.NET AJAX.
Quick Resources: Mono's ASP.NET implementations supports two kinds of applications: Web Forms (Web Applications infrastructure). Web Services (the SOAP-based RPC system). Status and tests for ASP.NET 2.0 are available in our ASPTests page. To run your ASP.NET applications with Mono, you have three classes of options: Apache hosting: use mod_mono, a module that allows Apache to serve ASP.NET applications. For deploying applications, we recommend the use of the mod_mono or FastCGI approaches, as that will give you all the configuration options and flexibility that come with using Apache or a FastCGI server. For quickly getting started, get familiar with Mono and ASP.NET, XSP is the ideal solution. More advaned users can use the HttpListener and the ASP.NET hosting to create their own hosts for ASP.NET applications.
ASP.NET hosting with Apache See the mod_mono page for details on installation and configuration. Configuration. The Xavante Lua Web Server. Overview Xavante is a Lua HTTP 1.1 Web server that uses a modular architecture based on URI mapped handlers.
Xavante currently offers a file handler, a redirect handler and a WSAPI handler. Those are used for general files, URI remapping and WSAPI applications respectively. Xavante is free software and uses the same license as Lua. Status Current version is 2.2.1 and works with Lua 5.1. Download Xavante can be downloaded from its Github page, at the Downloads tab. You can also install Xavante using LuaRocks : luarocks install xavante The "xavante" package installs Xavante as a library. Luarocks install wsapi-xavante Dependencies Xavante dependencies can be separated by the used handlers: Openangel - OpenAngel is a HTTP/1.0 ready, highly secure webserver written in perl. Security was the primary goal in its development. Naridesh. Nanoweb - The PHP Web Server. The Mongrel2 Web Server Project. The Jellybean Object Web server. 24 July 2004 Download the latest Jellybean::Engine snapshot for a CGI handler that supports POST methods.
You can also pull from CVS for a fixed version. Oops. 16 July 2004 Download the latest Jellybean::Engine snapshot or pull from CVS for one potential bugfix in Jellybean::Engine and improved documentation on using Jellybean::App. 13 July 2004 Download the latest Jellybean::Engine snapshot or pull from CVS to use Jellybean::App, the nicest and simplest launcher yet. 08 July 2004 Download the latest Jellybean::Engine snapshot or pull from CVS for bugfixes, especially if you wondered why the HTTP server ignored query strings or why the author of Test::MockObject::Extends can't seem to use it properly. 05 July 2004 This version has some more minor cleanups (and one fewer dependency, thankfully). 11 March 2004 More minor updates, including some beefing-up of Jellybean::Formatter::Template. 24 December 2003 Jellybean::Container::Wiki now supports Recent Changes. 21 December 2003 09 December 2003.
DHTTPD. Welcome to the DHTTPD homepage! If you want to download it, or anything check out the project page at sourceforge . What is DHTTPD? DHTTPD is a little program I knocked up after a friend dared me to do it, so here we are! It's a little webserver made in my spare time. It's main features are listed below. Who make DHTTPD? It started with Dublet , but over the course of a year a few people have joined the effort. Features Reasons not to use it Lots of discovered and undiscovered bugs Doesn't run on Minix Not designed, but evolved Reasons to use it You're adventurous You dislike apache You have lots of spare time and you like to play around You have a need for speed ... Camlserv.sourceforge.