The Apache::ASP project is a Perl-native port of Active Server Pages (ASP) to Apache that runs under mod_perl, and provides an open alternative to Chili!Soft's ASP for Unix.
The primary motivation for this port is to show that OS/2 is a viable and powerful server platform and to promote its use as such. The secondary reason is to provide a free industrial strength HTTP server with a growing feature set available for OS/2.
Note: as of Apache 1.3b3, it should be possible to compile for OS/2 from the standard distribution.
Find out more by subscribing to the "gui-dev" mailing list, by sending mail to gui-dev-request@apache.org with the words "subscribe" in the body of the message. Also, visit the project status page.
The mod_ssl package is distributed as a source extension and set of patches for the Apache 1.3 webserver from outside the United States. Inside the United States you are able to use it for non-commercial purposes for free if you use RSAREF (due to various patents). Outside the United States you can use it for non-commercial and commercial purposes for free.
This project was developed to provide a central location to find and submit information about Apache modules projects and developers that are taking advantage of the powerful API interface provided by the Apache HTTP server.
A compact, tri-fold double-sided page listing all major directives, available at http://www.refcards.com/. A mod_perl refcard is also available.
Apache-SSL is an encrypting web server, based on Apache and OpenSSL, which implements Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) functionality as a set of patches to existing Apache source code.
The webserver is distributed with the full source code. Inside the United States you are able to use it for non-commercial purposes for free if you use RSAREF (due to various patents). Outside the United States you can use it for non-commercial and commercial purposes for free.
Inside the United States in order to use Apache with SSL commercially you may want to look at Stronghold or Raven. Get Apache-SSL from here.
Trusted Computer Solutions, Inc. (TCS) offers a suite of Apache/Stronghold based security solutions hosted on Sun's Trusted Solaris operating system. Product and security information, white papers and the company's latest news releases may be accessed via TCS' World Wide Web site at <URL:http://www.tcs-sec.com> or via email to <info@tcs-sec.com>.
ApacheToday is a resource for professionals and community members interested in maintaining the highest level of awareness about Apache web server products and projects. Includes news and tutorials.
A free weekly guide to the latest Apache developments. Apache Week provides an easy way to stay abreast of the latest news about Apache including: new releases, major bug fixes, plans for the next version, new apache ports and other related Apache information.
You can view Apache Week on the Web or receive it each week by email.
The mod_dtcl Apache module enables the use of Tcl as an HTML-embedded scripting language, similar to PHP. It is fast, light, and lets you use the extensive codebase of existing Tcl code on the web.
IBM HTTP Server powered by Apache features support for secure transactions over SSL, iKeyMan SSL key and certificate management GUI, kernel resident static page cache (a.k.a. Fast Response Cache Accelerator) for AIX and Windows NT/2000, browser based secure remote administration, native platform install and more. IBM HTTP Server powered by Apache runs on AIX, Solaris, HP-UX, Windows NT/2000 and multiple distributions of Linux. Support for AS/400 has been announced (based on Apache 2.0 alpha 5) with availability late 2000 or early 2001.
You can download and use IBM HTTP Server powered by Apache, free of charge (but without support) from IBM's HTTP server download site. Full support is included with the purchase of any edition of the IBM WebSphere Application Server.
Mac OS X Server is a server operating system from Apple Computer which includes the Apache web server, AppleShare file services, and Mac OS NetBoot server software. It is hosted on a full BSD environment (Darwin) and sports an easy to use user interface for server administration.
MWS is a complete solution for your web presence that enables you to access control, tracking, accounting, billing, marketing analyse the end user's accesses to your site. Find out more at Matrice's web site.
mod_python is a module that embeds the Python language interpreter within the server allowing for Apache handlers to be written in Python.
mod_python brings together the versatility of Python and the power of Apache for a considerable boost in flexibility and performance over the traditional CGI approach.
Powered by Apache, the Oracle HTTP service provides the stability, performance, and scalability needed to run the most demanding e-business applications. Combines Apache with Oracle iAS.
The O'Reilly Network provides news, tutorials, and discussions about Apache in conjunction with ApacheWeek.
The Red Hat Secure Server is an integration of the popular Apache web server with the award-winning Red Hat Linux OS that has RSA key technology, and it's the out-of-the-box answer to your secure web serving needs. Shop, sell, and transact via the web without worry. Available only to customers in the United States and Canada.
The Apache Section of the popular Slashdot news and discussion site has announcements, news, and information about the Apache Software Foundation and its projects.
Stronghold is a commercial Apache-derivative webserver which bundles strong cryptography (SSL), commercial support, etc., into a full package.
For information on Stronghold see Red Hat
StWeb is an easy-to-use, cross platform, Internet/Intranet development and deployment system for development and maintenance of web-enabled applications.
The main component of the system is the Stratos Web Application Server - an Apache based HTTP server integrated with Stratos application server. StWeb is platform and database independent. It runs on all major hardware and operating systems and can be used with most of popular database servers. Application once developed, can be deployed on any of the supported systems ("write once, use anywhere" ). The Personal Edition of StWeb is free and is available for download from the StWeb site.
For more information visit StWeb home at <http://www.stweb.org/>.
WebDAV stands for "Web-Based Distributed Authoring and Versioning." The WebDAV protocol is a set of extensions to HTTP to allow remote users to collaboratively edit and manage files on a web server.
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