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  Tutorial: Boost Tomcat performance for static content

PippoProxy is a 100 percent pure Java HTTP proxy designed and implemented for Tomcat that can be used instead of standard Apache-Tomcat solutions.

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It addresses the need for a Java HTTP proxy in those cases where standard Apache-Tomcat configurations cannot be deployed because of internal security policies, because no Apache Web server is available, or because higher performance is required. Thanks to its static content caching, PippoProxy provides a higher performance for static content delivery. It does not require any optional modules or even a Web server for connecting Tomcat, and it can be easily configured and deployed using Apache Ant.


 

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