Articles tagged with: http
Internet, Programming, Ruby »
I had to get into some ruby programming for my job and so I decided to refresh my memories a bit more. It became more or less a tradition of mine to write some network or internet code to get into a language and so here’s a first result.
It’s just a simple function for making a HTTP request on a given target. On success it returns an HTTP object, on error nil. It’s nothing fancy, but it should be reliable and maybe helps someone for his/her project…
News, Python, YAPW »
A new version of YAPW is now released, because of some requests.
There are no major changes, but in version 0.0.1b it is now possible to have more than just one connection to the server at the same time. The default port is set to 80 and the maximum of connections to 200.
I hope to implements more and maybe major features, soon, but at the moment there is unfortunately other work to do… So stay tuned.
To download the actul package, use the following links:
Windows setup (EXE)
Source code package (other operating systems)
Python, YAPW »
I made a little update on the windows side. Now python is no longer needed, because I made it to include the fantastic Portable Python package.
Unfortunately there is also a bad side of it. Now the system requirements for free hard disk space increased to 50 MB on windows machines, but on modern systems this should be no problem.
Because there is no change in the server code itself, there is also no change in the unix version, so the old download link is still the same and the installed versions …
Python, YAPW »
YAPW is a very simple and tiny webserver written in Python programming language. I have written this for educational uses and to learn how to make your own webserver.
It’s in a very early development state and has not many features for now.
Features for version 0.0.1a:
Hosting plain HTML files
Error page load, when requested page cannot be found
It is not possible to host PHP, ASP(.NET) or Python files. Also Javascript is not working, yet. Plain HTML is the only supported format, but I hope to include more features soon.
Requirements:
Computer with at least …
