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TinyREST allows a Java programmer to easily create a REST server without having to install a J2EE server. Creating a new server is as easy as copying the service jar, setting up a configuration file and writing your own service handler class. The resulting project can be made to start up as a service. Annotations can now be used to write handler class and methods. JDBC database access as well as file system access is allowed from the service.

...Program will start from cron, read properties file and make backup of hosts.deny file in backu location, cravl log file / files and add entries to hosts.deny file. It will print log information on the screen. If You are interested in cravl and block project please make a small donation for the author by paypal (to mail tjancz@gmail.com). Those donation will make the project live. Everyone needs to eat something:)

A bug database that requires no additional software--no web server, no SQL database! Cross-platform (written in Java). Data-driven from a simple text file describing the fields you wish to use in your bug database. Perfect for small project teams. <a href="http://www.soft82.com/"><img src="soft82_award_50x81.gif" width="50" height="81" border="0" alt="Free download software"></a>

litehttpd is a lightweight web server. It also supports server-side java classes. The goal of the litehttpd project is to create a fast and small footprint web server that can leverage existing java code.

TWIT is a tiny webserver written in Java, which aims to be portable and small enough to easily be integrated into any development project. It supports HTTP/1.0 and CGI/1.1, HTTP/1.1 and Java Servlet support are in the works.