Tutorial: Easily Add Server Functionality To Your Apps Using Mongoose

There could be a situation where you would like for an app to respond to HTTP requests. Creating a server that appropriately responds to different requests can be a fairly daunting task.

Fortunately, Fabio Rodella has created a wrapper class for the Mongoose server that handles all http requests, arranges the data, and returns appropriate responses along with a tutorial showing a sample servelet in action. Mongoose is a cross platform open source web server that is often embedded within applications.

You can read more at the Crocodella site here:
Java Style Servlets In Obj-C With Mongoose

The wrapper is available with a sample app on Github here:
https://github.com/crocodella/MongooseWrapper

Looks like a simple way to add useful server functionality into an app.

[via Under The Bridge]

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