messing with maven
Of course no-one should ever need to use these switches but here they are ...
... to disable the pmd plugin
-Dpmd.skip=true
... to disable the test phase
-Dmaven.test.skip=true
Evan’s posterous
Adventures in pomodoro and other such things
Filed underjava
display dependent jars for a maven project
Ever wonder why you project insists on including some old library file? To print a tree of all of the dependencies within your project use the following maven command:
mvn dependency:tree
HTTPit Web Server
HTTPit is a tiny multi-threaded executable java based HTTP server (under 10kb). It was built as a simple challenge to myself, how much functionality could be coded into a .jar file under 10Kb in size. It supports SSI and CGI (to the point that PHP applications function correctly) and supports both GET and POST request, 52 document types, virtual hosting ….
:. System Requirements
This server uses the regular expressions support added in JDK1.4.x and therefore requires that version as a minimum.
:. Download
:. Features
• Very small executable (under 10kb).
• Virtual hosting support.
• Can deal with multiple requests at the same time.
• Support for 52 content-types (images, videos, HTML, etc).
• Directory browsing features.
• Index page retrieval without specifying full path.
• Request logging.
• Support for both GET and POST requests.
• Support for If-Modified-Since caching.
• Limited support for Server Side Includes.
• Support for CGI scripts (including /cgi-bin directory support).
:. Usage
java -jar HTTPit.jar [options]
Options include:
• port=8080 - the port the server will listen on
• timeout=10000 - the server socket timeout
• webroot=./webroot - the default root web directory
• webroot.[host_name]=./webroot - the root web directory for a virtual host
• index.files=index.html - comma separated list of default index files used when no file is passed
• dir.browsing=true - allow directory browsing
• admin=root@localhost - SERVER_ADMIN value passed as an env variable to CGI scripts
• cgi.[file_ext]=[executable] - file extensions that should be processed as CGI, followed by the executable that should be used to execute the file
• mime.[file_ext]=[mime type] - file extension followed by its mime type, if no mime type is found application/octet-stream will be used
• response.[code]=[reason phrase] - response code followed by its reason phrase
• response.[code].alt=[/path/to/err_page.html] - send alternate error page for 4xx and 5xx response codes
:. Example usages
java -jar HTTPit.jar mime.tar=application/x-tar
Launch with additional support for files of type .tar
java -jar HTTPit.jar cgi.php=/usr/local/bin/php index.files=index.html,index.php
Launch with support for .php files using CGI and include index.php as a valid index file.
java -jar HTTPit.jar webroot.www.foo.com=./webroot2
Virtual host www.foo.com using the ./webroot2 folder as its root directory.
:. Static Page Load Test
The static page load test results for this server detailed below involved testing 10 concurrent users against a simple html page (using the openload tool, http://openwebload.sourceforge.net/ ).
openload http://192.168.0.100:8000/index.html 10
- Total TPS: 36.08
- Avg. Response time: 0.277 sec.
- Max Response time: 1.442 sec
- Total Requests: 68988
- Total Errors: 0
:. CGI Load Test
The CGI load test results for this server detailed below involved testing 10 concurrent users against a simple perl based CGI script (using the openload tool).
openload http://192.168.0.100:8000/cgi-bin/counter.cgi 10
- Total TPS: 29.87
- Avg. Response time: 0.335 sec.
- Max Response time: 1.760 sec
- Total Requests: 57403
- Total Errors: 0
