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Web Application Server

lastmod 2022-07-29created 2014-03-117 edits

A Web Application Server (abbreviated WAS) is middleware (a software engine) that runs applications for users' computers or devices over HTTP on the Internet. Epeusyeon server (sic) Web application servers are distinguished from ordinary web servers in that they execute dynamic server content, and they mainly run together with database servers. In Korea it is generally referred to as "WAS" or "WAS S/W", public institutions use "web eungyong seobeo" ("web application server"), and in the English-speaking world it is called an "Application Server" (abbreviated AS).

Most web application servers are Java-based and mainly adopt the Java EE standard, but there are also Java-based products that do not follow the Java EE standard, as well as non-Java products based on .NET or Citrix.

Web Server Software

Web Server Software

AOLserver, Apache HTTP Server, Apache Tomcat, Boa, Caudium, Cherokee HTTP Server, CivetWeb, GlassFish, h2o, Hiawatha HTTP Server, HFS, HTTP File Server (Delphi), IBM HTTP Server, Internet Information Services (IIS), IIS Express, Jboss, Jetty, JOnAS, KLone, lighttpd, Lwan, LiteSpeed Web Server, lua-http, Mongrel (Ruby), NanoHTTPD, NaviServer, NCSA HTTPd, nginx, nodejs, OpenLink Virtuoso, OpenResty, Oracle HTTP Server, Oracle iPlanet Web Server, Oracle WebLogic Server, Perlbal (Perl), redbean, Resin Open Source, Resin Professional, Roxen, thttpd, Tntnet, Tornado, TUX web server, WEBrick, Xitami, Yaws, Zeus Web Server, ZEUS (TmaxSoft WAS), Zope

Lightweight web servers

Boa (C, Perl), Cherokee (C), Hiawatha (C), HTTP File Server (Delphi), IIS Express, KLone (C/C++), Lwan (Lua), lighttpd (C), Mongrel (Ruby), NanoHTTPD (Java), nginx (C), Perlbal (Perl), Resin Server (Java, C), thttpd (C), Tntnet (C++), darkhttpd (C), httpdito (asm)

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References

  1. Web_API_Design_-_Mimul's_Developer_World.pdf ↩

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