Re: New Embedded Web Server

Alf,

I thought I posted a response, but I can't see it in the group any
more. I wanted to make sure you got my response so here it is again.

Mbedthis AppWeb was designed for embedded systems running 32 bit
operating systems. Although you can design a HTTP server that runs in
very small spaces, 512 bytes would be quite tough. I have previously
developed one that implemented part of the HTTP/1.0 spec and received
and responded to GET messages in a bit over 7K -- But that was quite
limited in functionality. Certainly, it could not have much in the way
of security protection (SSL, Digest authentication etc).

The goals of our project are to create an embeddable web server for
applications or devices running 32 bit operating systems for which the
centralized Apache / ISS model does not work well. The code is very
portable and we are porting to a wide variety of operating systems.
Code sizes vary depending on feature selection. We're still in
pre-release, but current sizes indicate about 100K at the low end. A
bit under 300K at the high end. The high end is multi-threaded, SSL,
digest authentication, server javascript and quite a few other
features.

So sorry I can't help. 


Michael O'Brien
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http://www.mbedthis.com

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> > Will it fit in 16k of program space?
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> > Alf Katz
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>  ...I have 2K of RAM of which about 512 bytes are free - will it fit?
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