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The new release of iServer is faster, more reliable and more scalable, better secured, easier to administer and utilizes less resources and bandwidth.

iServer 1.0.0 01/26/99 Preview Release features:

  • load balancing, fault resistant cluster redirector for improved reliability and better scalability
  • security service that limits access to resources based on user's access rights
  • support for Basic authentication using BASE64 encoding
  • support for Access Control Lists (ACL)
  • support for database connection pools for efficient resource utilization
  • file caching for improved performance and reduced disk IO
  • support for connection keep alive for better performance and reduced overhead
  • easier to use iServer Administrator
  • improved error handling and reporting
  • more readable messages
  • improved object and thread synchronization for improved performance
  • session manager thread for better resource usage
  • support for http session binding listener/event
  • access/events/error logger thread for improved performance
  • preloads commonly used server templates for improved performance
  • support for preloading servlets/filters for improved response time
  • automatic session timeouts for better resource utilization
  • server restart capability
  • separate file/directory handing component
  • support for HTTP 1.1 header modifiers for improved performance and reduced use of bandwidth (if-modified-since/if-unmodified-since/range/content-range/if-range)
  • support for single thread model
  • administration of connection pools, users, groups, realms, access rights, resources and access control lists
  • more server parameters are configurable
  • bug fixes
  • new and updated samples
  • and updates to documentation.
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