This site presents a list of open source HTTP proxies written in java and python, with comparison tables, so that you compare the proxies on a feature by feature basis. Further detail is available on each proxy: click it's name for more info.
A HTTP proxy acts as an intermediary between a HTTP client (i.e. browser) and HTTP server. It receives all requests from the browser, and relays them (possibly modified) to the server. Likewise, it receives all responses from the server, and relays them (possibly modified) to the client. HTTP Proxies can be used for a wide variety of tasks, including filtering, logging, caching, etc, etc, etc.
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| Proxy Name | BProxy |
|---|---|
| Language and version | python version: 2.1 |
| HTTP version | 1.0 |
| HTTPS Connect | yes |
| Windows NTLM support | no |
| Last updated YYYY-MM-DD | 2002-10-01 |
| Platform | all |
| Author | Sean B. Palmer |
| Home page | http://infomesh.net/2002/bproxy |
| Primary features | Logs URI/title information |
| Features | |
| License | Unknown |
| Design Architecture | Asyncore |
| Notes |