Embedded JavaScript can be used to create dynamic Web data and for use in an Active Server Pages, which can then be processed by the GoAhead Web Server, with the resulting page sent to the remote user.Īt the present, the source code for GoAhead Web Server is free – both in terms of royalties and licensing fees – for hardware developers. While one may question whether ASP is a good choice for an embedded system, the Embedded JavaScript is definitely a good – and, practically mandatory – choice. With the goal of being the most ubiquitous Web server in the world, the GoAhead Web Server is designed as an embedded Web serverĭespite the small footprint, GoAhead Web Server still offers up a very respectable level of services, supporting Active Server Pages (ASP), Embedded JavaScript, and in-memory CGI processing. It can service 20 requests per second on a 24-MHz 68040 and 50 requests per second on a 266-MHz Pentium.
As such, GoAhead is a sleek little Web server with a very small footprint (the compiled version on a Windows CE machine is under 60K), and its output is typically on the smaller side. The GoAhead Web Server is one part of GoAhead’s Embedded Management Framework 2.0, which attempts to address all issues of future embedded-systems development. With the goal of being the most ubiquitous Web server in the world, the GoAhead Web Server is designed as an embedded Web server – perhaps not to meet the needs of today, but to meet the needs of tomorrow, when you’ll find a pervasive use of embedded systems in both the home and the workplace.
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