Seminole HTTP Server
Seminole is an embeddable webserver toolkit designed
to be non-invasive and easily retrofitted to
existing applications, lightweight with low resource
consumption, and highly reliable with proper standards
compliance and security safeguards.
Written
using a subset of C++, Seminole provides a modular,
high-level API which simultaneously insulates the
client programmer from complicated protocol details
while allowing total control over low-level operation
when necessary.
Add in the optional
Application Framework
for a complete stateful and message-based development environment.
You can see Seminole in action right now by viewing the
live demo.
Alternatively you can download the demonstration code as a Windows
binary below.
| Type |
Title |
Description |
60K |
Datasheet |
The datasheet covers the features of Seminole
and gives a brief technical overview. |
174K |
Getting Started Guide |
This guide gives an introduction to the basics of programming
with Seminole. |
30K |
Example Source |
This compressed archive contains the example
programs referenced in the Getting Started Guide. Each one is a
working example of programming using Seminole. |
1.3M |
Seminole Reference Manual |
This reference manual covers the details of
programming with Seminole in detail. |
181K |
Seminole Windows Demo |
This is a simple demonstration of Seminole that can
be run on Windows NT/2K/XP. This demonstration is compiled with
the OpenWatcom
compiler. |
Please feel free to
contact a representative if
you have any questions.
If you are anxious to start playing with Seminole you can
buy it
online for a price of $2,000 US (without application framework) or
$3,500 US (with application framework).
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