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Like the well-known tee program on UNIX systems, HttpTea is sitting between the client and the server of a HTTP connection. It allows you to modify the requests and responses before submission. HTTPS traffic can be decrypted an displayed as well.
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Elvyx is a tool designed to monitor and profile the jdbc activity on java projects. This jdbc profiler has a server with a built-in db and a client to improve the experience.
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inspectorJ is a cross platform java profiler with a graphical client that allows for profiling remote jvms. inspectorj is pre-alpha and is currently under development.
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Sock4Log is a simple java xml serwer. Sock4Log will listen for client connections on the specified port number. It is created for retrieving xml log data from Flash Swf aplications which are using XmlSocketConnection.
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NetTool is a developer tool for monitoring and manipulating application-level network messages, particularly useful for debugging web applications and web services. There are two components to NetTool: the HTTP Client, and the TCP Tunnel.
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NetworkTools has 2 components: A protocol analyzer which plays a TCP client or server or pipeline, which sits between a client and server and shows how they communicate. A port scanner can scan a range of IP addresses and ports. See screenshots.
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WrapLog is a tiny Java logging package that can "wrap" around other logging packages, thus removing the need to stick to a certain one. This is particular useful for Java libraries that want to leave the choice for a logging packing to the client code.
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jDiSeq is a recording facility for call sequences within any Java Virtual Machine. Typical usage is to generate UML (Unified Modeling Language) sequence diagrams of a running system - client or serverside.
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This is a remote-client programe based on MSN messenger. It can do many things for you.Such as file operation,db operation and chat robot.All these are based on MSN cha.
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This project aims to create a generic client and debugger for XML-RPC services. The client will be written in Java and Java Foundation Classes.
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Java Console is a Java Command promt tool intended for Software Developers, System Administrators and as a plug in to other applications. It is a very powerful console client just run it and have fun
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xdProf is a tool that captures and analyzes stack traces sent at a fixed interval from Java Virtual Machines in a distributed system. The xdProf client uses a C/C++ Java Virtual Machine Profiling Interface (JVMPI) library and works on many platforms.
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