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Yttrium is an application for "kickstarting" secure web application development. Uses Tomcat 5.5, MySQL 4 and 5, Maven, Ant, Spring, Hibernate, JUnit, Cactus, StrutsTestCase, JSTL, Struts, and many other frameworks.
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"Web Test Tools" is an open source project which provides tools for different kind of testing such as unit tests (JUnit), and different kinds of tests for applications. Additionaly you can download here good implementation of internet protocols in Java.
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Example java web application using layered architecture and Hibernate (persistence), Spring (integration, AOP) + Acegi security, Tapestry (GUI) and JUnit (testing) frameworks. It is a simple intranet with user details and possibility to publish news.
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TCP/IP packet redirector / testing tool. Useful for inspecting TCP traffic and simulating TCP disconnect and reconnect scenarios. Pluggable packet handlers allow for sophisticated logging of packets. Works well in JUnit tests. Requires Java 1.4.
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