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PHP Shell
A shell terminal using just PHP
A convenient interface to execute shell-commands or browse the filesystem on your remote web server. Similar to a telnet or SSH connection. Use it for administration and maintenance of your web site using commands like ps, cat, gunzip, and more. Additional website: https://phpshell.sourceforge.io/ -
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Chunk, an HTML Template Engine for Java
Clean, powerful templates for Java
A powerful Java Template Engine, great for building HTML or XML docs. Chunk can handle many other needs and situations as well. In-tag filters & default values, multiple snippets per file, layered themes, macros, conditional includes, localization & more. -
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An easily extensible PHP shell, which allows people whose web hosts do not give them ssh access to execute a commands on the server through a web page.
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Make Image Folios is a small Perl utility to automate preparation of web pages containing images and uploading to a SSH web server. Features include thumbnails, slide shows, captions from filenames & recursive directory traversal.
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MiniPortal is a lightweight JSR-168 compliant portlet container. It does not aim to be a substitute for an enterprise portal, but rather a JAR library with minimal dependencies that can be included in any Java web application.
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