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Tomcat
   

Apache Tomcat is the servlet container that is used in the official Reference Implementation for the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages technologies.
Created over 3 years ago.

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Makumba

Makumba is a query-centric technology that helps you rapidly develop web applications that keep their data in a database (i.e. data driven web applications). It is implemented in Java and offers a ... [More] JSP tag library and a Java API to the web app developer. The technology has been in production use since late 2001, and is being further developed, based on users' experience and requests. [Less]
Created 12 months ago.

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PJL Compressing Filter
 

A J2EE servlet filter which compresses data written to the response. It supports several algorithms (gzip, deflate, etc.) and emphasizes minimal memory usage and high throughput. Also provides detailed performance stats.
Created about 1 year ago.

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Syscat

Pfiou
Created 6 months ago.

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estagiounivercidade

Disciplina Estagio Supervisionado da Univercidade Este "google code" irá guardar o código gerado durante a disciplina Estagio Supervisionado da Univercidade
Created 12 months ago.

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dsession

The aim of the project is to provide a simple way to replace the servlet container implementation of HttpSession with a custom one. For the current release we have two backend using memcache or ... [More] mysql. Those implementation are all designed to permit the deploy of your application in different servlet containers without losing the session (if the containers are balanced) when the http request jumps from a container to another. [Less]
Created about 1 year ago.

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auth-me

Authentication Made-Easy is a framework that implements an easy-to-use authentication/autorization to Java web-application, strongly based on a public key infrastructure. This project aims to ... [More] provide modularization to hardening the user access strongly using digital certification. [Less]
Created 12 months ago.

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tomcat-web-apps

Right now this is an experimental project. The goal is to build a semantic web-based application built on the Spring Framework, utilizing GWT, Spring and Hibernate.
Created about 1 month ago.

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GSW
 

Este projeto trata do desenvolvimento de um framework feito em java para o desenvolvimento de aplicativos web de forma rápida e segura. This project deals with the development of a framework made ... [More] in Java for developing web applications quickly and securely. [Less]
Created over 2 years ago.

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psi-probe

FAQTo be fair, no one has actually asked these questions, so their frequency cannot be guaranteed. We just tried to anticipate the sorts of questions which might frequently be asked if we don't ... [More] answer them here. If you have a question that was not answered here, please ask it! What is PSI Probe?PSI Probe (Ψproβe) is a community-driven fork of Lambda Probe distributed under the same license (GPLv2). It is intended to replace Tomcat Manager, making it easier to manage and monitor an instance of Apache Tomcat. Why fork Lambda Probe?There have been no commits since April 2007 and no releases since November 2006. Many people on the Lambda Probe forums fear the project is dead. We contacted the developers and received no reply, so we're trying to revive the project ourselves. And because Lambda Probe was released under GPLv2, we can do that... right? You're asking me?No, I was being rhetorical. What's the significance of PSI?It's a Greek letter just like lambda. Right, but why is it in all caps? Is it an acronym or something?Sure, why not? Let's say it stands for Packaged Servlet Introspector. For what it's worth, the character Ψ looks like a fork, and PSI Probe is a forked project. Does that count for anything? No. You should be ashamed of yourself for even mentioning that.I am. :( Hey, that wasn't a question. Come on, ask a real one. How can I contribute to this project?Our goal with creating PSI Probe was to allow a community to develop around it and help with supporting the product. We welcome any help you are willing to provide. Here are some suggestions: Download it, use it, and tell others about it. Join our Google Group and participate in discussions. Request features. Submit translations of the program's messages. File issues. Test the latest builds. Check out the source code and submit patches. Anyone who provides a patch (or even just a detailed description of what changes need to be made to the code) will be made a Contributor of this project. It's our way of saying thanks. How do I become a project member?We are a bit skeptical about granting commit privileges to just anyone. As the community grows, our hope is that experts and leaders will emerge. Contributors who make frequent high-quality contributions may be invited to become Members. ThanksWe wish to extend a very special thanks to Vlad Ilyushchenko (turbomonkey) and Andy Shapoval, who created and maintained Lambda Probe. Should your schedules allow it, gentlemen, there is an open invitation for you to join us at any time. [Less]
Created 8 months ago.
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