File:                   diner_1.2_PPC.zip
Author:                 Stegenann & Co., Inc. ([email protected])
Release:                1
Version:                1.2
Compatibility:          R4
Location:               /contrib/network
Notes:

diner is the first non-Be HTTP-server for the BeOS. It is small and powerful
and it has blinking lights. The enhanced inline module invocation system
makes it trivial to host dynamic web pages the BeOS way.

diner is part of the InternetSuite concepted by Stegemann & Co., Inc.
which is commercial software. This version is without keyfile which puts
some restrictions on diner. You are allowed to test diner for a period of
30 days.

If you're author of shareware or freeware and you need diner, mail us!
Maybe we have a special offer for you.

For more information about the InternetSuite and pricing, contact us!

Changes:

       - Warning: The config argument "CGIType" has been replaced by
         "AddOn".
       - Compiled for R4.
       - Enhanced timeout behaviour.
       - Reworked logging and window.

       - Added internal modules (Soon available as public AddOn-
         interface!).
         Currently integrated are the CGI-module and the
         InlineModuleInvocation. The latter  one gives you a completely
         new way of writing dynamic web pages with inline queries, etc.!

Features:
       - AddOn-invocation by MIME-type (API not yet public.)
       - Module for standard CGI API.
       - Module for inline module invocation.
       - Uses MIME-types for content-type.
       - Silent remapping of paths.
       - Redirects (temporary and permanently).
       - Standard CGI API.
       - Server hosting.
       - Multi port.
       - Prevasive multithreading.
       - Blinking lights.
       - Speed.

Contact: [email protected]

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