Re: Library for off-system

[Xico leite <xxleite@...>]

well, thanks for all responses ...
first, sorry for my poor english....

Why another web server?:
Xavante is a good one but its not extensible and doesnt support
plugins and also uses cgi gateway, come on cgi is slow!
So, im working in a very simple but configurable server who runs over
luasocket and copas.
im trying to work with a lua pages philosophy - a good point to make
it is...it will host a database, like java does.
All data will be stored in a big table or several chained tables so
all data will be available for each request, and then its
"persistence".

So we got "mexerica" (web server)  "no name" (presistence database)
"gnutella3" (off-system library)

i intent to make something like this in lua
http://jsdb.sourceforge.net/demo.html (persistence)

all responses are well come! ...

2010/3/18 steve donovan <steve.j.donovan@gmail.com>
>
> On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 4:48 PM, Phoenix Sol <phoenix@burninglabs.com> wrote:
> >> link http://offsystem.sourceforge.net/ and marvel...
> >
> > Pretty interesting link.
>
> Entertaining semantic footwork...but I don't think a hard-nosed court
> would buy the argument that the plaintiff did not have the copyrighted
> work, only access to distributed binary chunks.
>
> Anyway, it seems that a number of people are building their own Lua
> web servers in garages.  What's wrong with Xavante?