In March 1999, members of the Apache Group formed The Apache Software Foundation to provide organizational, legal, and financial support for the Apache
HTTP Server.
Beyond the Apache
HTTP Server, dozens of ASF projects - from build tools to Web services to cloud computing and more - lead the way in Open Source technology.
The ClearTrust Agent for IBM
HTTP Server and WebConnect are available immediately from RSA, while the ClearTrust MDA will be available in the third quarter for IBM's Resource Access Control Facility as well as Computer Associates Inc's CA-ACF2 and CA-Top Secret, and in the fourth quarter for IBM's DB2 database management system.
The ASF is responsible for millions of lines of code and roughly one dozen servers comprising its infrastructure; nearly 500 community-driven modules have been developed to extend functionality of the Apache
HTTP Server alone.
In an April 2004 Security Space survey of 14,174,836 Web sites, the Apache
HTTP Server was recognized as the most widely implemented Web server platform, with 70.
The Apache
HTTP Server is an open source
HTTP server for UNIX, LINUX and Windows Operating Systems.
The Web Request Broker technology goes beyond the limited functionality of a stand-alone
HTTP server to give companies real choices for deploying Web applications in open environments.
Support for Complete Apache Web Software - Through a partnership with Covalent Technologies, a steward and contributor to the Apache Software Foundation, JBoss introduced an option allowing JBoss Application Server or Apache Tomcat support customers to add full professional support services for the Apache
HTTP Server (Apache Web Server), the most widely deployed web server in Fortune 500 enterprises.
IBM's WebSphere(R) software incorporates Apache's open source
HTTP server.
It includes the Point-n-Run Framework for directly running applications already deployed on Apache
HTTP Server, Tomcat, Microsoft (Nasdaq:MSFT) IIS(TM) and BEA Systems (Nasdaq:BEAS) WebLogic(TM) Server.
In addition, access to a test
HTTP server at Softshare's end is provided for users to exchange XML messages and test the full range of delivery and response features for their Web services solutions.
