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Contents
Release Notes:
· Installation Instructions
· License
· Version History
· Known Bugs
Site Administrator's Manual
· Administration Tools
· Server Structure
· The HTTP Server
· The Echo Server
· The Remote Configuration Server
· Security
· Backends
· Standard Situations
Programmer's Manual
· NetForge API
· Servlet Essentials
· NFTestServlet
· NFSessionDemoServlet
Miscellaneous
· The NetForge Home Page
NetForge 0.40 Manual:
Server Structure
NetForge contains seven basic configurable objects:
System
contains action controls to open a GUI configuration client on the server machine and to shut the server down. The
Thread Pool
object is also bound to
System
.
Servers
is a container to which all server objects are added. The
HTTP
and
Echo
servers are described in the following two sections of this manual.
Backends
is a container for
Backend
objects. Backends provide access to file-like resources for higher-level modules such as HTTP
Frontends
. See
Backends
for details.
Protection Spaces
is a container for Protection Space objects. Protection Spaces manage lists of hosts and users & passwords to restrict the access to a resource. They are used by
Servers
and HTTP
Realms
. See
Security
for details.
Realms
is a container for Realm objects. Realms use
Protection Spaces
to restrict the access to an area of an HTTP Server. See
Security
for details.
Logging
is a helper object that controls what to do with logging information.
MIME Types
is a helper object that contains information about MIME types. You can set up associations from file name endings to MIME types and from MIME types to icons.
Last modified Jun/26/1998 by
Stefan Zeiger