Soma is an HTTP/1.1-compatible Web server written in Java. It is
powerful (capable of handling many thousands of requests
simultaneously), configurable, secure, and intelligent. It can run CGI
programs, and has good support for Unix systems.
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This release adds internal restructuring of code, a port to the
HTTPlib package, a Plugin system, redirection of System.out and
System.err to a file, and unified log files (i.e., date/time is no
longer part of the file name).
K, M, and G suffixes to number values in the config file are now allowed. Support was added for chaning the URL of the server software web site. A minor bug fix in log support was made.
This release adds support for plugging in classes to override the
standard HTTP method handlers, and many small bugfixes and
improvements in the CGI handler, directory lister, and URL corrector.
All the classes have been moved into com.auntfloyd.* packages.