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Open Source web application tester program for load testing web applications.Record ajax requests.Tested on asp.net applications, but works with jsp, php or other.Generates a C# class that you can modify, the class has functions for handling the query/po
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ASProxyWing is a handy, easy to use client / server desktop distributed proxy, which works as a HTTP-tunnel for clients. Provides high secure, easy to integrate proxy servers.
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A powerful, provider-based .NET CAPTCHA control with audio challenge and Microsoft Visual Studio design-time support.
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XSP.NET is an an ASP.NET module and HTTP Handler that implements XML:Include on the server, as well as XSLT of documents at the server. Pages are served using as a compiled XML page. Intended to support XHTML and XForms.
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Passage .NET Enterprise Portal provides content management and interactive web applications for Customer, Partner, and Employee portal applications.
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