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This class is created internally by the Web Server and thus cannot be created from outside code. To handle requests and response, the WebServer.IHTTPRouteHandler interface or the delegate methods in RouteSolver which is available from the WebServer.WebServer.Routes property.

This class is created internally by the Web Server and thus cannot be created from outside code. To handle requestsList and response, the WebServer.IHTTPRouteHandler interface or the delegate methods in RouteSolver which is available from the WebServer.WebServer.Routes property.

When using a method such as WriteString, WriteHTML, SetHeader, etc., no data is actually sent to the client. Instead, data is buffered until the RouteSolver is done processing, which will automatically send the response to the client.

The RouteSolver is a solution to the common problem of serving web pages based on the request made by a browser. It's an internal part of the WebServer and thus cannot be created from outside.

The public methods, however, allow the user to add routes to the solver using either delegates for simple cases, or classes that implement the WebServer.IHTTPRouteHandler interface.

A Web server can be single-threaded or multi-threaded. When it is single-threaded, only a single thread handles all incoming requests. This means that browsers will have to wait until the response is fully delivered before making the next request. This also means that the Connection: Keep-Alive HTTP mechanism cannot be used.

If the server is multi-threaded, then a ThreadPool is used to handle client requests and the Connection: Keep-Alive mechanism is thus supported. This makes page loading times significantly faster, as the browser doesn't need to close and re-open a TCP connection for every resource it fetches.