• No libraries other than JDK
• HEAD, GET, DELETE available
  • OOP applied for the each method implementation (HeadRequestHandler, GetRequestHandler, and DeleteRequestHandler extends RequestHandler)
• Logging availble
• Multithreading available

Add resourse path and port and then run the WebServerMain!

• HTML

  • http://localhost:54321/index.html
  • http://localhost:54321/page2.html
  • http://localhost:54321/page3.html

• JPG

  • http://localhost:54321/beer.jpg
  • http://localhost:54321/tp_it.jpg

curl -s -I -X GET localhost:54321/index.html
curl -X DELETE localhost:54321/beer.jpg

LogUtil is implementation for logging. Under /log/ directory, log file will be created (if not exist) and log text will be added.

-------------------- Client Request Log --------------------
Client IP       : /0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1
Date/Time       : 2023-06-07T20:54:20.019
Request Line    : GET /noFileWithThisName.html HTTP/1.1
Server Response : HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found  Requested path doesn't exist

-------------------- Client Request Log --------------------
Client IP       : /0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1
Date/Time       : 2023-06-07T20:54:23.716
Request Line    : GET /beer.jpg HTTP/1.1
Server Response : HTTP/1.1 200 OK

-------------------- Client Request Log --------------------
Client IP       : /127.0.0.1
Date/Time       : 2023-06-07T20:57:35.133
Request Line    : DELETE /beer.jpg HTTP/1.1
Server Response : HTTP/1.1 200 OK

• The main method for your server should take two command-line arguments, the directory from which your server will serve documents to clients and the port on which your server should listen.
• The server should support and respond correctly to HEAD requests.
• The server should support and respond correctly to GET requests.
• The server must be able to return HTML documents requested by a client.
• The server should respond with appropriate error messages when non-existent services or resources are requested.

• Returning of binary images (GIF, JPEG and PNG)
• Multithreading – support multiple concurrent client connection requests up to a specified limit
• Logging – each time requests are made, log them to a file, indicating date/time, request type, response code etc.
• Supporting other methods in addition to GET and HEAD

• HTTP requests strucutre
• HTTP responses strucutre
• 9 HTTP methods and how to use them
• HTTP request and response examples