You can download it here:
http://www.yumadev.com/product/download/
In this release, we expanded session features with the ability to expire sessions. We also added a global SetStatus method for you to set the HTTP status for your reply.
The ServerParams values reported in the Yuma Development Server now match those reported by Apache through the Yuma Enterprise Server. That will make it easier for you to develop your web applications with the Development Server and deploy with the Enterprise Server without code changes.
If you use the Windows or Linux versions of the Yuma Enterprise Server, we'd like to hear from you. We want to make sure our installation and configuration instructions are accurate and easy to follow on all platforms.
[quote]We want to make sure our installation and configuration instructions are accurate and easy to follow on all platforms.[/quote]
In my usual impatient way, I'll ask before I look properly.
Where are the installation and configuration instructions?
Those are in our text editors, where we're eager to make them accurate and easy to follow. :) Seriously though, on Linux and Windows all we have at this point is a general description in the Read Me file, explaining that you need to install mod_fastcgi (if it isn't already) and configure it to direct Yuma requests to port 5000.
So, if you're running one of these platforms, we should go over this in more detail in the Linux or Windows Installation forum. You can also get a leg up by downloading the Mac package, and cribbing the installation instructions and .conf file from that (as long as you understand that it will need some adjustment on your system — probably more so on Windows than on Linux).