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Write your own framework. It's actually not rocket science. You can have a pretty good Java web server going in about 200 lines of code. Just write a simple HT
by mibbitier 14y ago
Write your own framework. It's actually not rocket science.
You can have a pretty good Java web server going in about 200 lines of code.
Just write a simple HTTP server in Java, and have it work as you want it to. Without XML...
- Silhouette 14y agoYou can have a pretty good Java web server going in about 200 lines of code. No, you can't. Your "simple HTTP server" proposal is roughly on a par with suggesting that a web developer should design his own security protocols. The idea is simple enough, but there is a lot of subtlety involved in covering all the edges cases properly, and a lot of very smart people have spent a lot of time building, testing and maintaining good tools for these jobs. Why would you reinvent the wheel, with a flat edge across part of it, a single spoke connecting to the axel, and in only one size that won't be the one that fits under the arch next week anyway?