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hi
i am making an http server
it has following functions
main()
{
if option is "-?", output the hints and stop
check the directory supplied is sensible and not a security risk
become a daemon process
ignore child programs (to avoid zombies when child processes stop)

create a socket, bind it to a port number and start listening to the
socket

forever {
wait and accept incoming socket connection
start a new thread
web function
else close new connection
}
}

log()
{
outputs error, sorry or log messages to the nweb.log file
if a sorry message, transmit it to the browser as a fake HTML response
if error or sorry message the program is stopped
}

web() - this function returns the request back to the browser
{
read from the socket the HTTP request
check it's a simple GET command
check no parent directory requested to escape the web servers home
directory
if no file name given assume index.html
check the file extension is valid and supported
check the file is readable by opening it
transmit the HTTP header to the browser
transmit the file contents to the browser
sleep thread for 1 second
stop
}
mine problem is how can i start a new thread for every new request i
recieve
plz help

Nov 30 '05 #1
2 1944
Probably some hints here:
http://www.asp.net/Projects/Cassini/...ndex=0&tabid=1

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MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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"lucifer" <um**********@g mail.com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ g43g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
hi
i am making an http server
it has following functions
main()
{
if option is "-?", output the hints and stop
check the directory supplied is sensible and not a security risk
become a daemon process
ignore child programs (to avoid zombies when child processes stop)

create a socket, bind it to a port number and start listening to the
socket

forever {
wait and accept incoming socket connection
start a new thread
web function
else close new connection
}
}

log()
{
outputs error, sorry or log messages to the nweb.log file
if a sorry message, transmit it to the browser as a fake HTML response
if error or sorry message the program is stopped
}

web() - this function returns the request back to the browser
{
read from the socket the HTTP request
check it's a simple GET command
check no parent directory requested to escape the web servers home
directory
if no file name given assume index.html
check the file extension is valid and supported
check the file is readable by opening it
transmit the HTTP header to the browser
transmit the file contents to the browser
sleep thread for 1 second
stop
}
mine problem is how can i start a new thread for every new request i
recieve
plz help

Nov 30 '05 #2
Hi,

You can use a sync queue for example, in your main thread (the one
accepting connections) each time a new connection is received the TcpClient
(or Socket) is stored in a Sync'd Queue, a new thread is spawn to execute
the serving methid, this method dequeue the first element from the queue and
it's the sockets it uses
cheers,

--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation

"lucifer" <um**********@g mail.com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ g43g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
hi
i am making an http server
it has following functions
main()
{
if option is "-?", output the hints and stop
check the directory supplied is sensible and not a security risk
become a daemon process
ignore child programs (to avoid zombies when child processes stop)

create a socket, bind it to a port number and start listening to the
socket

forever {
wait and accept incoming socket connection
start a new thread
web function
else close new connection
}
}

log()
{
outputs error, sorry or log messages to the nweb.log file
if a sorry message, transmit it to the browser as a fake HTML response
if error or sorry message the program is stopped
}

web() - this function returns the request back to the browser
{
read from the socket the HTTP request
check it's a simple GET command
check no parent directory requested to escape the web servers home
directory
if no file name given assume index.html
check the file extension is valid and supported
check the file is readable by opening it
transmit the HTTP header to the browser
transmit the file contents to the browser
sleep thread for 1 second
stop
}
mine problem is how can i start a new thread for every new request i
recieve
plz help

Nov 30 '05 #3

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