Is there a web server for Windows Mobile 6 that dynamically generates pages?

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Now, admittedly, this sounds like a silly question:

But I really have a need for it. I use tiddlywiki a lot and it would be really great if I could save changes to tiddlywiki in some kind of mobile browser.

But it looks like with all mobile browsers I've tried, the changes I make to my tiddlywiki cannot be saved to the SD card;

However, it seems that although some mobile browsers are quite capable of loading and saving changes hosted on a webserver (I actually tried this on my blog at Tiddlyspot.com with opera-mini and saved the changes successfully).

Now if I could just host a webserver that runs on my Windows Mobile device and that webserver could work with a simple dynamic page generation language and some how to write and read from a txt file or some database data, I could access / modifiy my tiddlywiki without paying to host it somewhere (even if I have to write the backend myself, that would be helpful!)

Here are some mobile web servers I've found:

  • Tiny web server and Java container
    • The only problem with this is that I don't think my WM6 device can run more than the JVM at the same time (in a way that knocks out most of the browsers I would use to access it since then , re are mostly written in Java ...)
  • Mobile web server
    • Sounds good, but there doesn't seem to be any way to start the backend (it just seems like it is serving pages).
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Windows Mobile has a built-in Basic Web Server (HTTPD) which I think can support ASP and support ISAPI filters (see here ). If ASP isn't your thing, you can probably get a few lightweight scripting languages ​​to run under CE, still a daunting task, and you still need to write wiki software.



Why not use one of the many free wiki sites? (see comparison here )

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