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Tomkitty is a web server written in Java. It was conceived initially as a container for web applications called Turdlets, themselves conceived as a simple alternative to Servlets.
The code, though badly documented, has been put together with simplicity and understandability in mind and uses interfaces extensively. The general idea is a clean, stable, and scalable web server in Java without the complexity and steep learning curve that comes with running the whole Tomcat deal.
Basic features:
* solid threading
* coded to interfaces
* extensible
* easy to digest
* scarce and often obscene code comments
To build or run, these would be handy:
* apache ant
* java 1.5+
* some kind of unixy-ish machine (it almost works on windows, though)
The latest version should be considered alpha software and does not work on Windows. It would be cross-platform, but it calls the system"s file(1) to determine MIME type. A future improvement might be a magic file parser
