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Pluggable strategy for asynchronously executing requests.

Output stream that will automatically send every write to the wrapped OutputStream according to chunked transfer: http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/

The runnable that will be used for every new client connection.

Provides rudimentary support for cookies. Doesn't support 'path', 'secure' nor 'httpOnly'. Feel free to improve it and/or add unsupported features. @

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Default threading strategy for NanoHTTPD. <p> By default, the server spawns a new Thread for every incoming request. These are set to <i>daemon</i> st

Default strategy for creating and cleaning up temporary files. <p> By default, files are created by <code>File.createTempFile()</code> in the director

Default strategy for creating and cleaning up temporary files. <p> This class stores its files in the standard location (that is, wherever <code>java.

Default strategy for creating and cleaning up temporary files.

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Handles one session, i.e. parses the HTTP request and returns the response.

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HTTP Request methods, with the ability to decode a <code>String</code> back to its enum value.

A simple, tiny, nicely embeddable HTTP server in Java NanoHTTPD Copyright (c) 2012-2013 by Paul S. Hawke, 2001,2005-2013 by Jarno Elonen, 2010 by Kons

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HTTP response. Return one of these from serve().

The runnable that will be used for the main listening thread.

Some HTTP response status codes

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A temp file. <p> Temp files are responsible for managing the actual temporary storage and cleaning themselves up when no longer needed. </p>

Temp file manager. <p> Temp file managers are created 1-to-1 with incoming requests, to create and cleanup temporary files created as a result of hand

Factory to create temp file managers.

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