Jexus Introduction
Jexus Web server for Linux is a Web servers running on Linux. Its installation and deployment, and its simplicity, directly support ASP.
Download Jexus
wget http://linux.j66.net/down/jexus-5.0.2.tar.gz
Then unzip:
Tar-zxv-f jexus-5.0.2.tar.gz
Open the Readme.txt file to view detailed installation, configuration instructions;
Installing Jexus
Jexus basically no need to install, just unzip, then register the global Assembly.
1) Create a new/etc/jws/folder: sudo mkdir/etc/jws/
2) Copy the extracted files into the/etc/jws/folder
3) Go to the installation folder and run sudo./jws.regsvr
Run Tests
Go to the installation directory and run sudo./jws.start
Open Browser Input Http://localhost//info
If the following interface appears, the Jexus runs successfully.
If you do not see the log file, the default log folder for Jexus is: Log/jws.log
Web Server Configuration
Here for the simplest web site configuration, detailed configuration information can be viewed in the Readme.txt file.
Input VI Siteconf/default
Modify the root section to
root=//home/ubuntu/www/monotest
Here is the map that sets the URL, the first half represents the virtual directory root, and then a space is followed by the physical path of the Web site.
Add to:
Index=default.aspx
Restart Jexus. You can use the./jws.restart command
Open the browser input http://localhost/, if run successfully can get the following running result:
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The configuration of Jexus is much simpler than Nginx, and it is a good choice to have direct support for ASP.
Jexus ASP. NET Linux Web Server