Web Server for Android
Atjeews android app server, small footprint, biggest advantage for me was jsp support.
I recently installed BitWeb which I recommend highly. I have a rooted phone with lends me a few more options (and I also recommend rooting if you haven't and plan on doing any server tinkering at all)
BitWeb is nice in that it includes a lighttpd server, a stripped down php engine and a stripped down mysql engine giving you a quick and dirty LAMP system with just one app. I use mine in conjunction with an sshd app to gain a busybox shell, I installed nano and use the ssh connection to do an sshfs share to edit content from my pc. Bitweb includes the ability to tweak the config settings for all three services, and I've even managed to get multiple Zend servers working on just the one little server with a little tweaking to the re-write rules and the application.ini settings.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andi.serverweb&hl=en
If you want to see some of the config options I had to customize, I can either post them or respond via email with what I set up as well as some comments on the pitfalls I ran into along the way. (I recently posted one as a self-answered thread on here by the way, although it turned out not to be specific to the android platform but with lighttpd/Zend)
I'm just bummed that t-mobile/HTC appears to have no plans to upgrade my phone beyond Gingerbread as I understand some of the new android OS's have ways you can access some of the hardware (such as the cameras) from scripts or compiled code without a fuss. If I want to do it now, I either need to hard code my own interface to them or get a pre-roll app capable of doing it which really tasks my phone when running side-by-side with the web/mysql/php services.
Short: yes. If you are looking at code, check out the org.apache.http package. If you are looking at a ready app, check iJetty and kWS.
KSWEB — a suite for web development on the Android platform. It consists of: a web server, PHP programming language and the database MySQL. KSWEB allows you to organize a platform for running and debugging Web applications (sites) in your Android device. Working with the application is very simple. To start the server it is enough to run our application, select, if necessary, port and the root directory.
By default, KSWEB contains a fully functional configuration file of the server, PHP and MySQL. However, if you want something to change them, go to the server options and click on the item «INI Files». Configuration files will be moved to SD-card of your device at «/mnt/sdcard/ksweb/ini/», if available. If repeatedly clicking on the item settings «INI Files» KSWEB will use the internal configuration files.
What's in the plans?
- Review the requirements for the Android operating system, in particular reduce the requirements for the version of Android to run the application to 2.0;
- Add the ability to track the flow of errors arising when working with php and mysql;
- Move the log files on the server and mysql on sdcard;
- Extend the additional PHP libraries. For example, pdo_mysql;
- Move the database files to MySQL on sdcard.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.kslabs.ksweb http://www.kswebserver.ru/