| http://vmdd.tech.mylinuxisp.com/catalog/ 2004-09-19, 3:56 am |
| The beauty
In my quest for a web and application server which is suitable and
scalable from personal use to mid-sized businesses, I have researched
and evaluated many products, some of which are open-sourced, such as
tomcat, jetty, easerver, apache, jboss, websphere, and oracle 9ias.
All of them are technically good and appropriate for those who are
willing to spend an enormous amount of time, money, and man-power to
understand and maintain them. At the same time, all of them are too
big, too complex, too hard to use and maintain, and too out-of-focus
for what we are looking for.
Thus, we decided to build sockSvr, taking advantages of the most
advanced techniques and technologies, and avoiding the pitfalls of
other products. The result is the sockSvr that is powerful, elegant,
compact, and easy to use. To give you ideas of what sockSvr involves,
we would like to present a snap shot of our (many) web-sites'
directory trees.
Before we show you our directory tree, we want you to keep in mind
that our sockSvr is hosting many applications (each subdirectory under
public contains one or more applications), and some applications are
open (i.e., they do not require usernames and passwords) such as
http://vmdd.tech.mylinuxisp.com/catalog/, and many are closed (i.e.,
they are for internal use or registered members only) such as
http://vmdd.tech.mylinuxisp.com/work/issuemgr.html.
The file passwd.txt contains usernames and passwords. The file
openapp.txt defines which apps are open.
Now, here is our web-site directory:
C:\SOCKSVR
04/09/2003 08:44 PM 37 compile.bat
08/20/2004 10:21 PM 21,714 httpConnection.class
06/03/2004 09:17 PM 1,512 httpConstants.class
07/24/2004 04:40 PM 4,473 httpSvr.class
08/29/2004 12:16 AM 67 openapp.txt
08/01/2004 10:22 PM 994 passwd.txt
05/13/2004 10:49 PM 2,029 ReentrantLock.class
02/12/2004 11:36 PM 115 run.bat
06/03/2004 09:17 PM 888 sockSvr$1.class
06/14/2004 07:49 PM 1,568 socksvr.bshrc
06/03/2004 09:17 PM 3,292 sockSvr.class
03/23/2003 01:30 AM 532 sockSvr.readme
06/02/2004 09:34 PM 2,288 user.class
08/23/2004 10:58 PM 1,068 VmddTech$Loader.class
08/23/2004 10:58 PM 5,013 VmddTech$Pop3Mail.class
08/23/2004 10:58 PM 27,228 VmddTech.class
01/20/2004 11:08 PM 5,618 VmddTech.js
08/23/2004 11:01 PM 9,162 worker.class
08/02/2004 09:13 PM 3,561 workerUsr.class
+---logs
09/07/2004 11:38 PM 446,123 err.txt
09/11/2004 12:34 PM 1,896,387 log.txt
+---public
06/26/2002 07:10 PM 143 accessdenied.html
04/18/2004 09:03 AM 23,570 favicon.ico
05/20/2004 10:20 PM 2,818 first.html
09/03/2004 08:57 PM 5,025 index.html
09/03/2004 08:59 PM 9,087 login.html
09/03/2004 08:58 PM 9,124 login_retry.html
05/17/2004 10:06 PM 585 logout.html
07/01/2002 07:00 PM 7,218 md5.js
07/01/2002 07:00 PM 1,407 passwdAdmin.html
05/16/2004 09:17 AM 37 robots.txt
06/24/2002 06:50 PM 473 upload.html
06/26/2002 07:10 PM 156 upload_done.html
| +---asp
| +---bpw
| +---bpw_lgix
| +---catalog
| | \---sales
| +---etc
| +---logix
| +---members
| | +---data
| | +---dddw
| +---old
| | +---tech
| | \---vn-commerce
| +---upload
| +---windows
| \---work
| \---data
After looking at the above, what do you observe? I see that while
sockSvr is compact, it can host as many applications as your disk
allows. I also see that to configure sockSvr, I need to modify only
two files: passwd.txt and openapp.txt. Then, I can add as many
applications and many subdirectories as I can under the public
directory. And, all of sudden, all of these applications are available
world-wide.
Before we conclude, we want you to know that we are very flexible
about prices. Give us a proposal, and then we can favorably consider
it. We price to sell. When you buy from us, you will get money-back
guarantee and free upgrade for a year.
Houston, 10-Sep-2004
Binh Pham
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