Re: Is it possible to build apache http server as a in-process module?

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Leo Li wrote:

Hi, all
I would like to adopt apache http server in my project. But it is necessary for the http server to be an in-process module to be plugged in the current system. That is, I would make a little modification to the make file and build the httpd as a dll/so and export the main method for other modules to reference. But would it lead to some side-effect? Thank you in advance.
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Good luck!

Leo Li

Short answer: its not possible
Long Answer: Its not possible because apache was designed as a stand-alone HTTPd.

Simple solution: write a way for your app to talk to Apache. I.e. write a Module that mubmles between your app and apache when it gets a request of some kind that it likes.

Past that, why would you want to do what you're talking about?

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