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-     title:  'Embedding GoAhead',
 
-     crumbs: [
 
-         { "Developer's Guide": '../developers/' },
 
-     ],
 
- }
 
-             <h1 class="title">Embedding GoAhead</h1>
 
-             <p>When embedding GoAhead in your application or system, you have two alternatives:</p>
 
-             <ol>
 
-                 <li>Use the existing GoAhead main program and extend GoAhead via Javascript and goforms.</li>
 
-                 <li>Link the GoAhead library with a custom main program.</li>
 
-             </ol>
 
-             <a id="goaheadProgram"></a>
 
-             <h2 >The GoAhead Program</h2>
 
-             <p>The GoAhead product includes a fully-featured HTTP server program called <em>goahead</em> that uses the GoAhead HTTP library.
 
-             You can also modify the <em>goahead.c</em> main program to customize according to your specific requirements.
 
-             line of code.</p>
 
-             
 
-             <a name="library"></a>
 
-             <h2>Embed the GoAhead Library</h2>
 
-             <p>You can link the GoAhead library with your application to enable it to listen for HTTP requests and thus
 
-             become a HTTP server itself. Embedding the GoAhead library is easy and can be done with as little as one
 
-             line of code.</p>
 
-             <h3>Linking with the GoAhead Library</h3>
 
-             <p>To include the GoAhead library in your program you need to do the following things:</p>
 
-             <ol>
 
-                 <li>Add <b>#include "goahead.h"</b> in your source files.</li>
 
-                 <li>Add the GoAhead library to your Makefiles or Windows project files. This will mean adding
 
-                     libgo.lib on Windows or libgo.a on Unix.</li>
 
-                 <li>Use one of the embedding APIs to create the HTTP server.</li>
 
-             </ol>
 
-             <h3>Full Control API</h3>
 
-             <p>The GoAhead library also provides an extensive API so you can precisely control how
 
-             the web server is created and configured.</p>
 
-             <p>This example creates a web server using the "server.conf" configuration file and will service events
 
-             until terminated.</p>
 
-             <pre class="ui code segment">
 
- #include "goahead.h"
 
- int main(int argc, char **argv)
 
- {
 
-     if (websOpen("web", "route.txt") < 0) {
 
-         error("Can't open the web server runtime");
 
-         return 0;
 
-     }
 
-     if (websListen(":80") < 0) {
 
-         mprError("Can't listen on port 80");
 
-         return 0;
 
-     }
 
-     websServiceEvents(NULL);
 
-     websClose();
 
-     return 0;
 
- }
 
- </pre>
 
-             <a name="javascript"></a>
 
-             <h2>Extending via Javascript</h2>
 
-             <p>The GoAhead Javascript web framework allows customization by direct embedding of Javascript code in
 
-             HTML web pages. This code runs on the server-side before rendering the page to the client. 
 
-             <h3>API Details</h3>
 
-             <p>For more details about the embedding API, please consult the <a href="../ref/api/goahead.html">GoAhead
 
-                 API</a>.</p>
 
 
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