Embedthis Appweb is a fast, little embedded Web server. It is unmatched in efficiency and serves pages at native speed, using an event-driven, non-blocking core to serve multiple requests using minimal resources. It has integrated caching and the Embedded Server Pages C-Language Web framework. Without compromising performance, it has extensive security controls and a rigorous security sandbox that helps protect the server and mitigate denial-of-service attacks. It is one of the most widely deployed embedded Web servers and is used in networking equipment, telephony, mobile devices, industrial control, and consumer and office equipment, and in high-performance Web services.
| Tags | Software Development Embedded Systems Internet Web Libraries HTTP Servers |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | Unix POSIX Linux Windows Windows Windows Mac OS X |
| Implementation | JavaScript C++ C PHP |
| Translations | English |
Recent releases


Release Notes: Updates to the ESP "C" web framework and ESP application MVC generator. Fixes for SQLite database support and ESP templates. JQuery updated to 1.9.


Release Notes: This is a major push with documentation and the addition of 30 stand-alone samples demonstrating the ESP C Language Web framework.


Release Notes: This maintenance release improves makefiles and documentation.


Release Notes: This is a significant release with many minor features and fixes. It includes performance improvements and build system updates. It includes improved dynamic makefiles generated by Embedthis Bit.


Release Notes: This release greatly boosts performance and improves scalability. Performance is now close to that of Nginx for smaller workloads. The release adds defensive security measures for denial-of-service attacks by limiting the request header parse time via the LimitParseTimeout directive.
Recent comments
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22 Oct 2004 21:37
Re: Legal Issues
We have just split our sites into an open source site at www.appWebServer.org and a commercial site at www.mbedthis.com. This should clarify any remaining confusion.
Mbedthis Software continues to generously provide hardware, staff and funding to make this open source project possible. Successful open source often depends on the commitment and support of such companies.
Michael
> I think you need to make clear, both
> here and on your web site,
> what the legal status of your server
> software is. You have it
> marked here as released under the GPL,
> which implies the unrestricted
> free use of your software. But your web
> site is full of proprietary
> licensing statements, restrictions, and
> only passing references to
> Open Source.
>
> This _is_ the new world of Open Source.
> So speak up--whose side are you on?
>
>
21 Oct 2004 23:28
Re: Legal Issues
We supply the software under dual licenses. It is available under a GPL license and we are clear on that when everyone downloads the software. It is free but not quite unrestricted. The normal GPL restrictions apply.
We also offer commercial licenses for those who need them. Some people can't use GPL software when combining with proprietary software. So we provide both licenses.
> I think you need to make clear, both
> here and on your web site,
> what the legal status of your server
> software is. You have it
> marked here as released under the GPL,
> which implies the unrestricted
> free use of your software. But your web
> site is full of proprietary
> licensing statements, restrictions, and
> only passing references to
> Open Source.
>
> This _is_ the new world of Open Source.
> So speak up--whose side are you on?
>
>
11 Oct 2004 08:07
Legal Issues
I think you need to make clear, both here and on your web site,
what the legal status of your server software is. You have it
marked here as released under the GPL, which implies the unrestricted
free use of your software. But your web site is full of proprietary
licensing statements, restrictions, and only passing references to
Open Source.
This _is_ the new world of Open Source. So speak up--whose side are you on?
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