java-http

A full featured, stand-alone, high-performance HTTP server and client written entirely in plain Java

Not yet testedsource: GitHubJavaApache-2.0commit 4bb098e34b27

Java, Apache-2.0 licensed. The project labels itself: http, http client, http server, java, java17 and no dependencies.

java-http has not been verified yet.

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verdict
Not yet tested
Argusic Score
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recorded runs
0
last tested
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stars
365
forks
41
open issues
4
watchers
15
size
1 MB
created
last push

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Topics (from GitHub)

httphttp-clienthttp-serverjavajava17no-dependencies

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Does java-http run?
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How did Argusic test java-http?
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Where is the evidence for java-http?
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