OpenWebServer

Java Multi domain HTTPS and HTTP WebServer

Simple setup

Localhost setup http://localhost

import com.openwebserver.core.http.content.Code;
import com.openwebserver.core.objects.Domain;
import com.openwebserver.core.handlers.RequestHandler;
import com.openwebserver.core.objects.Response;
import com.openwebserver.core.routing.Route;
import com.openwebserver.core.WebServer;

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        new WebServer().addDomain(
                new Domain()
                        .addHandler(
                                new RequestHandler(
                                        new Route("/", Route.Method.GET),
                                        request -> Response.simple(Code.Ok))
                        )
        ).start();
    }

}

External HTTP domain http://example.com

import com.openwebserver.core.http.content.Code;
import com.openwebserver.core.handlers.RequestHandler;
import com.openwebserver.core.objects.Domain;
import com.openwebserver.core.objects.Response;
import com.openwebserver.core.routing.Route;
import com.openwebserver.core.WebServer;

import java.net.MalformedURLException;

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws MalformedURLException {
        new WebServer().addDomain(
                new Domain("http://example.com") /* <-- DOMAIN NAME WITH PROTOCOL */
                        .addHandler(
                                new RequestHandler(
                                        new Route("/", Route.Method.GET),
                                        request -> Response.simple(Code.Ok))
                        )
        ).start();
    }

}

External HTTPS domain https://example.com

import com.openwebserver.core.http.content.Code;
import com.openwebserver.core.objects.Domain;
import com.openwebserver.core.handlers.RequestHandler;
import com.openwebserver.core.objects.Response;
import com.openwebserver.core.routing.Route;
import com.openwebserver.core.WebServer;

import java.net.MalformedURLException;

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws MalformedURLException {
        new WebServer().addDomain(
                new Domain("https://example.com") /* <-- DOMAIN NAME WITH PROTOCOL */
                        .addHandler(
                                new RequestHandler(
                                        new Route("/", Route.Method.GET),
                                        request -> Response.simple(Code.Ok))
                        )
                        .setCertificates(new Certificate<>("[PATH 'cert1.pem']"), new Certificate<>("[PATH 'privkey1.pem']"))  /* <-- CERTIFICATE FILES */
        ).start();
    }

}

Multi HTTPS domain https://example.com, https://example.nl

import com.openwebserver.core.http.content.Code;
import com.openwebserver.core.objects.Domain;
import com.openwebserver.core.handlers.RequestHandler;
import com.openwebserver.core.objects.Response;
import com.openwebserver.core.routing.Route;
import com.openwebserver.core.WebServer;

import java.net.MalformedURLException;

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws MalformedURLException {
        new WebServer().addDomain(
                //DOMAIN 1
                new Domain("https://example.com") /* <-- DOMAIN NAME WITH PROTOCOL */
                        .addHandler(
                                new RequestHandler(
                                        new Route("/", Route.Method.GET),
                                        request -> Response.simple(Code.Ok))
                        )
                        .setCertificates(new Certificate<>("[PATH 'cert1.pem']"), new Certificate<>("[PATH 'privkey1.pem']")), /* <-- CERTIFICATE FILES */

                //DOMAIN 2
                new Domain("https://example.nl") /* <-- DOMAIN NAME WITH PROTOCOL */
                        .addHandler(
                                new RequestHandler(
                                        new Route("/", Route.Method.GET),
                                        request -> Response.simple(Code.Ok))
                        )
                        .setCertificates(new Certificate<>("[PATH 'cert1.pem']"), new Certificate<>("[PATH 'privkey1.pem']"))  /* <-- CERTIFICATE FILES */
        ).start();
    }

}