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From: Richard Riehle <richard@adaworks.com>
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Subject: Re: Anybody in US using ADA ? New language competition? (long)
Date: Tue, 07 Jan 2003 16:30:55 -0800
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Randy Brukardt wrote:

> But all that said, it would be hard to market YAWS (Yet Another Web
> Server), even if it was highly secure. It would also have to have better
> performance than anything built directly on top of Windows sockets can.
> So, I don't currently have any intention to market or even make
> available the web server I wrote.

At NPS we have some serious efforts going on where students
are researching opportunities for more secure web servers along
with other approaches to computer security.   I would be interested
in using your code to set up a laboratory experiment for one of
our labs and invite students to hack into the server.   If it proves
to be as secure as you suggest, I think it could make a real
contribution to the computer security program.

Richard Riehle