Open webserver

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This document describes an open web server and its functions. The open web server responds to client requests for pages and commands. It listens for incoming requests on a specific port, examines the request type, then either searches its database for the requested page and returns it, or checks the command syntax, executes the command if valid, and returns a response. It uses methods like Call_Server, Request_Type, Call_Page, and Call_Command to process different request types and return appropriate responses.

Coded By : Ahmad Imair

Al-Quds University (Jerusalem �C Palestine)

Tasks of the OpenWebServer:
? Response for client requested page.
? Response for client requested command.

Request (in Client Side)
? As a client need to know the IP address and port

number of the OpenWebServer.
? Send request to OpenWebServer asking for a specific
page using web browser.
? Or send request to OpenWebServer asking to execute a
specific command using the keyword (open: )

Response (in OpenWebServer Side)
? On OpenWebServer side the OpenWebServer listening to a
?
?

?
?

?
?
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specific port for all incoming request from client side.
Once the OpenWebServer receive a request -> Examining the
type of incoming request.
If request type was page -> search for the requested page on
the OpenWebServer data base (WebServer_DB).
If a requested page found fetch the HTML source code and send
it to the client as a response message. Other ways send built in
(page not found) HTML source cod.
If request type was command -> check the syntax of the
requested command.
If correct -> execute the command with an acknowledgement.
If correct but command not found -> Display command not
found.
Other ways -> send syntax error page.(Dynamic Page)

Call_Server() Method

Request_Type(string reg, int length) Method

Call_Page(string reg, int len,
NetworkStream strem) Method
? Search on the OpenWebServer data base for requested

page.

? IF found

? If page not found -> build (not found) page on

OpenWebServer side. Then send it to client as response
message.

Call_Command(string reg, int len,
NetworkStream strem) Method
? Check the Command syntax:

? IF syntax correct and command found-> Execute command (and send built in
page as acknowledge for execution)

? Dynamic Page

? If syntax correct but command not found -> send

command not found (Dynamic page according to
command input)

? If syntax Wrong -> Send syntax error with Help.

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1. Coded By : Ahmad Imair Al-Quds University (Jerusalem �C Palestine)

2. Tasks of the OpenWebServer: ? Response for client requested page. ? Response for client requested command.

3. Request (in Client Side) ? As a client need to know the IP address and port number of the OpenWebServer. ? Send request to OpenWebServer asking for a specific page using web browser. ? Or send request to OpenWebServer asking to execute a specific command using the keyword (open: )

4. Response (in OpenWebServer Side) ? On OpenWebServer side the OpenWebServer listening to a ? ? ? ? ? ? ? specific port for all incoming request from client side. Once the OpenWebServer receive a request -> Examining the type of incoming request. If request type was page -> search for the requested page on the OpenWebServer data base (WebServer_DB). If a requested page found fetch the HTML source code and send it to the client as a response message. Other ways send built in (page not found) HTML source cod. If request type was command -> check the syntax of the requested command. If correct -> execute the command with an acknowledgement. If correct but command not found -> Display command not found. Other ways -> send syntax error page.(Dynamic Page)

5. Call_Server() Method Request_Type(string reg, int length) Method

6. Call_Page(string reg, int len, NetworkStream strem) Method ? Search on the OpenWebServer data base for requested page. ? IF found

7. ? If page not found -> build (not found) page on OpenWebServer side. Then send it to client as response message.

8. Call_Command(string reg, int len, NetworkStream strem) Method ? Check the Command syntax:

9. ? IF syntax correct and command found-> Execute command (and send built in page as acknowledge for execution) ? Dynamic Page

10. ? If syntax correct but command not found -> send command not found (Dynamic page according to command input)

11. ? If syntax Wrong -> Send syntax error with Help.

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