"C Server Pages" is a scalable application server written in C and C++. It powers Web server pages which can be written in HTML with C++ embedded and HTML Templates with C++ Dynamic Elements embedded. The architecture is open and scalable, allowing you to run serveral applications on one or several machines with load balancing. The standard objects "Session", "Request" and "Response" are mapped into C++ objects and can be used on C++ Pages and C++ dynamic elements. It runs on Solaris, Linux and probably will compile in other UNIX systems easily.
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