Is there a feature rich browser or web server available?

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We are working on a project that requires a browser based interface to run
on Internet Explorer, Navigator and Voyager. We are serving the pages using
Slinger on QNX. I was wondering if there is a browser available for QNX
that supports HTML 4.0 and DHTML (if possible). I’m interested in finding
out all options, freeware, opensource or commercial.

We are also interested in more feature rich web server for QNX. I haven’t
checked for a QNX version of Apache but I would be interested to find out if
there are other web servers available - freeware, opensource or commercial.

Thanks for the input,
Steve Hiner
Integrated Solutions, Inc.
newsgroup {at] isiaz [dot} com

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“Steve Hiner” <newsgroup@nospamforme-isiaz.com> wrote in message
news:8takdr$jmn$1@inn.qnx.com…

We are working on a project that requires a browser based interface to run
on Internet Explorer, Navigator and Voyager. We are serving the pages
using
Slinger on QNX. I was wondering if there is a browser available for QNX
that supports HTML 4.0 and DHTML (if possible). I’m interested in finding
out all options, freeware, opensource or commercial.

If you are talking about QNX4, there is not support for HTML 4.0 nor DHTML.

For QRTP there is Mozilla, but it’s far from stable at this point.

We are also interested in more feature rich web server for QNX. I haven’t
checked for a QNX version of Apache but I would be interested to find out
if
there are other web servers available - freeware, opensource or
commercial.

Apache is probably your best bet.



Thanks for the input,
Steve Hiner
Integrated Solutions, Inc.
newsgroup {at] isiaz [dot} com

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I’m not sure if this would have enough features for you but you could try:

http://www.goahead.com/webserver/webserver.htm

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