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To get the maximum out of this tutorial it is reco...

2009-12-09T08:23:35.763-08:00

To get the maximum out of this tutorial it is recommended that you have a basic grasp on how HTTP works. If the little man inside your head says what tha H is HTTP, you should go to the bottom and check some of the pointers. There you will find some nice text to explain the basic concept.

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2008-11-19T22:35:00.000-08:00

Hi,

Thanks for your comments and suggestions,I looked at Jetty APIs, looks cool, the example code illustrated there was also very effective.

This code I implemented to have some utility HTTP Class for one one of my project, I have also implemented a stand alone file upload server to handle POST requests (http://www.prasannatech.net/2008/11/http-web-server-java-post-file-upload.html), in future I will look in to the Jetty API for these kind of things.

Nice work! Although a much simpler way of doing it...

2008-11-19T18:57:00.000-08:00

Nice work! Although a much simpler way of doing it is to leverage the Jetty APIs to implement all this functionality for free. An example of this if given here: http://gluga.com/programming/embedding-jetty-web-server/

This will significantly reduce your coding efforts and give you much greater flexibility for extending the functionality of your application in future maintenance.

All depends on your needs though. The above solution is a nice simple stand-alone implementation.

Comments on Techtalks: Implementing a simple HTTP Server in Java to handl...

To get the maximum out of this tutorial it is reco...

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Nice work! Although a much simpler way of doing it...

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Thanks for your comments and suggestion...