Projects tagged ‘tomcat’

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

Red5 is an Open Source Flash Server written in Java that supports: - Streaming Audio/Video (FLV and MP3) - Recording Client Streams (FLV only) - Shared Objects - Live Stream Publishing - Remoting

Terracotta provides clustering for Java applications. Features include: - High level replication - Cross JVM coordination - Large virtual heaps - Fine-grained changes - Runtime management and control - No serialization

Hyperic HQ is designed to maximize availability of all data center assets, where the demands of SOA, virtualization and composite applications are changing the pace and complexities of modern IT ... [More] operations. HQ lets you monitor more than 60 platforms, servers, and services out of the box, with the most comprehensive technology coverage of any IT operations management software provider. HQ is built on an agent-server model and features auto-discovery, alerting, event and log tracking, remote corrective control actions, an extensible easy-to-use plugin model, and an intuitive web-based management portal. [Less]

WSO2 WSAS (Previously known as Tungsten) is an integrated Web services Platform which offers a complete middleware solution. It is a lightweight, high performing platform for Service Oriented ... [More] Architectures, enabling business logic and applications. Bringing together a number Apache Web services projects, WSO2 WSAS provides a secure, transactional and reliable runtime for deploying and managing Web services. New Features In WSAS 2.0 * Data services support * Eclipse IDE integration * Clustering support * Full support for WS-Security, WS-Trust, WS-Policy and WS-Secure Conversation and XKMS * EJB service provider support * Axis1 backward compatibility [Less]

Based on the popular and very useful mod_rewrite for apache, UrlRewriteFilter is a Java Web Filter for any J2EE compliant web application server (such as Resin, Orion or Tomcat), which allows you to ... [More] rewrite URLs before they get to your code. It is a very powerful tool just like Apache's mod_rewrite. [Less]

The Zero Kelvin Desktop provides a web-based "desktop" interface built on top the ZK AJAX toolkit. It consists of an application loader, a packing specification, data-source independent database ... [More] editor, persistence layer, access control, and several APIs for allowing the creation of additional ZK Desktop applications. Multiple applications can be hosted on a single desktop at the same time, as well as multiple instances of a single application (or any combination). The goal is to provide a robust, feature-rich, "Desktop-Like" development environment for lightweight applications. [Less]

SmartFrog is a distributed deployment system. It allows developers, architects and operations teams to describe the deployment of different parts ("components") of a server-side configuration, then ... [More] take this description and deploy it across multiple servers. Every host runs a small SmartFrog daemon which can deploy and manage part of the overall distributed system. Deployed components (and systems built from them) can be started, stopped and "pinged" for health...some components can apply failure handling and workflow to deployments, enabling the "deployment descriptor" to even include failure handling logic" SmartFrog was developed at HP Labs in Bristol, in the UK. [Less]

A Java Servlet based generic game tournament pool bracket tracking application suitable especially for the NCAA basketball championship tournament. Features include bracket enterring, multiple scoring systems, multiple users, groups, pools, etc.

Cloud Tools is a set of tools for deploying, managing and testing Java EE applications on Amazon's Elastic Computing Cloud (EC2). There are three main parts to Cloud Tools Amazon Machine Images ... [More] (AMIs) that are configured to run Tomcat and work with EC2Deploy. See list of installed software. EC2Deploy - the core framework. This framework manages EC2 instances, configures MySQL, Tomcat, Terracotta and Apache and deploys the application. See this blog entry for an overview Maven and Grails plugins that use EC2Deploy to deploy an application to EC2 NEW: Cloud Tools now supports Elastic Block Store. We are looking for beta testers for a new hosted version of Cloud Tools that provides automated application monitoring and management. Please contact us if you are interested in trying out this new service. Grails PluginThe Grails plugin makes it easy to deploy a Grails application to Amazon EC2. It takes care of configuring MySQL, Tomcat and Apache and deploys the application. The plugin provides many scripts including: cloud-tools-deploy - deploy the web application cloud-tools-describe - display information about the running EC2 instances cloud-tools-redeploy - redeploys the application cloud-tools-stop - terminates the instances You can download the plugin from here. See GettingStartedWithTheCloudToolsGrailsPlugin for information about configuring the plugin. Maven PluginThe Maven plugin is an easy way to use Cloud Tools. Once you have configured the plugin in the pom.xml you can deploy your web application to EC2 with "mvn cloudtools:deploy". This goal will: Launch the specified number of Amazon EC2 instances Configure a MySQL master database: create the schema, and run your database initialization scripts Configure zero or more MySQL slaves (optionally in a different availability zone) Upload your web application to EC2 Configure one or more Tomcat servers and deploy your web application Configure an Apache instance to load balance across the Tomcat servers The Cloud Tools maven plugin also supports the following other goals: cloudtools:jmeter - runs a load test cloudtools:redeploy - redeploys the web application cloudtools:dbsave - save a database snapshot in S3 cloudtools:dbrestore - restore the database from S3 cloudtools:clone - creates a copy of the cluster cloudtools:describe - describes the cluster cloudtools:list - lists the available clusters cloudtools:stop - shutdown the cluster See these instructions on using the Maven plugin. Contact me if you would like to know more about Cloud Tools or want to explore migrating your Java or Grails application to Amazon EC2. [Less]