In the last few years, several web frameworks developed with Delphi programming language. And most of them are available as open-source and free to utilize. The best part is these web frameworks & libraries are active in development by Delphi developers from around the world. And we get new features every other day. Other offerings with web capabilities for Delphi include RAD Server.
Brook is a cross-platform microframework that helps to develop web applications with Pascal. The core of the Brook framework has been developed using the Sagui library which is another cross-platform C library that helps to develop web servers or frameworks. That is why this framework is so fast, compact, and useful to run on embedded systems.
Features
- HTTP compression
- HTTP support
- Dual-stack
- Upload/download
- Mathematical expression evaluator
- Media types
- Event-driven/Threaded/Polling/Isolated request
- String buffer & map
- and many more
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type THTTPServer = class(TBrookHTTPServer) protected procedure DoRequest(ASender: TObject; ARequest: TBrookHTTPRequest; AResponse: TBrookHTTPResponse); override; end; procedure THTTPServer.DoRequest(ASender: TObject; ARequest: TBrookHTTPRequest; AResponse: TBrookHTTPResponse); begin AResponse.Send('Hello world', 'text/plain', 200); end; begin with THTTPServer.Create(nil) do try Port := 8080; if not Active then Exit; WriteLn('Server running at http://localhost:', Port); Open; ReadLn; finally Free; end; end. |
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