Package com.faunos.util.net.http

A skeletal implementation of a simple non-blocking HTTP server.

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Description

Interface Summary

RequestHeader	An interface defining the attributes of the header part of an HTTP request.
ResponseFactory	An application-specific interface used to configure an HttpServer.
ResponseFactoryConfig	An interface for thread-safe, ResponseFactory configuration.

Class Summary

AbstractResponseFactory	A skeletal implementation of a ResponseFactory that honors the server's asynchHint.
CannedResponses	A collection of canned HTTP responses.
Caroon	The Caroon HTTP server.
DebugHttpServer	A version of HttpServer used for debugging.
ExceptionResponseFactory	A response factory that filters exceptions thrown by a contained ResponseFactory instance.
ExceptionStagelet	A boiler plate HTTP 500 response that prints a stack trace.
FileChannelStagelet	Serves the contents of an HTTP response from a FileChannel.
HttpHandlet	HTTP/1.1 server protocol implementation using a staged I/O strategy.
HttpServer	An embedded, non-blocking HTTP server implementation using a staged I/O approach.
IdemResponseFactory	A pre-processing ResponseFactory filter that does not allow HTTP POST, PUT, or DELETE verbs and issues a standard 405 (Method Not Allowed) response.
NotFoundResponseFactory	A utility ResponseFactory that always returns 404 (Not Found).
NotFoundStage	Simple 404 Not Found response.
QueryString	Utility for parsing a URI for its query string.
RequestStage	The first stage in the implementation of HTTP.
ResponseFactoryFilters	Utility for wrapping a ResponseFactory with filters that restrict HTTP verb requests to either the implementation set, or the idempotent set (GET and HEAD), or filters that do basic exception handling.
ResponseFactorySwitch	A thread-safe, ResponseFactory configuration utility.
ResponseHeaderStage	Writes the HTTP response headers.
UnimplementedVerbResponseFactory	Stop-gap interface wrapper for currently unimplemented HTTP verbs.

Enum Summary

Verb	HTTP verbs.

Package com.faunos.util.net.http Description

A skeletal implementation of a simple non-blocking HTTP server. This is nowhere near a complete implementation of the 1.1 protocol.

Getting started

The basic way to get the implementation up and running is that you implement a ResponseFactory which you pass as the argument to the HttpServer constructor.

To see an example of what your ResponseFactory must return, see the FileChannelStagelet code.