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This Project aims at developing generic Valves for Containers like Tomcat.Development will be aimed at providing detailed request tracing valves based on the native logger valves.This project is created and architected by Arunn John Moothedathu (www.arunjohn.com).
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Groom is a full Java lightweight webserver. Written in pure Java 1.4 by using only standard packages, it can thus run with Sun JRE but also with the GNU Classpath on a great number of plateforms that support java.
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Alter Chat is a standalone HTTP chat server written in Java. It provides you to create chat roons to your website needing only JRE and simple configuration to run.
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jo! is a pure Java webserver that implements the Servlet API 2.2, JSP 1.1, and HTTP/1.1. Support for 2.3/1.2 are currently in beta stage.
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Your monitoring isn't a stack. It's a pile. Fix that.Replace Datadog, New Relic, and Sentry without adding three more dashboards.
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Radix is a RAD framework for creating native XML web applications. Complete web applications can be created without programming knowledge using XML, XSLT, XPath and related technologies. Radix can be extended using Java, JavaScript, Python, and Tcl.
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Generates JPEG images on the fly. The content is a mixure of xml-template based data, like which pic-set and font should be used, and the url specific date, like which pic from the pic-set and which text should be rendered.
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