[erlang-questions] HTTP server optimized for dynamic content ?

Sean Hinde sean.hinde@REDACTED
Thu Sep 13 14:59:56 CEST 2007


The one by me in the Trapexit tutorial is not a lot of code but you  
may find it complete enough. What else do you need in addition to  
HTTP/1.1 and dynamic pages?

Sean

On 13 Sep 2007, at 13:10, Roberto Saccon wrote:

> I guess the question was not clear enough. it should not be or not be
> based on yaws. yaws is great as an all purpose server, but if  you are
> doing very specific things, you need to patch the internals of yaws
> (that's what I am doing and I am pretty sure others do that as well
> ..)  and a lightweight http server would be easier to maintain for
> such purpose
>
> On 9/13/07, Claes Wikstrom <klacke@REDACTED> wrote:
>> Roberto Saccon wrote:
>>> Does anybody know about any Erlang HTTP server optimized just  for
>>> dynamic requests ? A bit more sophisticated then those very simple
>>> servers floating around in the erlang tutorials, but without  
>>> handling
>>> of static content, sessions and log files ?
>>>
>>> The closest to this requirements I have found so far is carre  
>>> from the
>>> tercio (http://code.google.com/p/tercio/) project, after  
>>> stripping off
>>> some off its stuff, it might be a starting point.
>>>
>>
>> Read up on appmods in Yaws
>>
>> /klacke
>>
>
>
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