this project is a homework in the paralell processing course.
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# Multi-Threaded Java HTTP Server
This project contain two types of multi-threaded web servers, both equipped with thread-pooling capabilities, designed to efficiently execute a variety of simple tasks.
## Project Structure
-**Handler**: Manages incoming HTTP requests and routes them to the appropriate task.
-**Tasks**: Defines individual tasks, each implementing a generic task interface for consistent handling.
-**TaskExecutor**: Executes the specified task by dynamically instantiating it and processing the input.
## Usage
1.**Start the Server**: Compile and run the main server file to start listening for HTTP requests.
2.**Make Requests**:
-**GET Request**: Retrieves a list of completed tasks.
-**POST Request**: Sends a task request with parameters. Example using `curl`:
```bash
curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/ -d"TaskSimulateDownload&5000"
```
- Replace `TaskSimulateDownload&5000` with the desired task and input.
## the new Tasks
- **TaskGeometricalMean**: Calculate the Geometrical Mean : Geo-Mean=(a_1*a_2*…*a_n )^(1/n)=√(n&a_1*a_2* ..*a_n ).
- **TaskPrimeNumberFinder**: Finds prime numbers up to a specified limit.
## Requirements
- **Java 8** or higher
- **curl**(for command-line requests)
- **K6**(for test parallel requests)
## Testing
You can test the server's performance and concurrency with the tool **K6**. by running the follwoing commands on the K6TestScripts folder
``` bash
k6 run testParallelTasks.js
```
``` bash
k6 run testHeavyTask.js
```
``` bash
k6 run testSingleTaskResponse.js
```
## License
This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.
