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Free website monitoring software, easy to set up and use for monitoring web sites. It is a web application programmed in Java programming language. You can monitor HTML pages, JSON and XML, pages in sitemap and even your whole web site using spider. Naturally you can check multiple websites. You can check HTTP result codes and even contents of the checked pages. Website checking is done periodically using build-in cron mechanism. In case of a check failure, application will automatically send email to site administrator.

Java Desktop application capable to "Crawl" a site and return a report of the status of all the link present at the page, then it moves to another internal page and so on. LinkCrawlers provides a nice HTML5 report with the information of all link per WebPage, Easy to Read. This tool is useful for Web QA testers

JLinkCheck is an Ant Task written in Java for checking links in websites. It is not just checking one single page, but crawling a whole site like a spider, generating a report in XML and (X)HTML. JReptator will be its succesor with many more features

Collection of plugins for Eclipse 2.1 (www.eclipse.org). Web-Application Development Environment (XML/HTML/CSS/JSP).

HyperSpider (Java app) collects the link structure of a website. Data import/export from/to database and CSV-files. Export to Graphviz DOT, Resource Description Framework (RDF/DC), XML Topic Maps (XTM), Prolog, HTML. Visualization as hierarchy and map.

Checks links in HTML files. Checks almost any tag attributes known to contain references to other resources. Supports multithreading. Written in Java. Frontends for Console and AWT available, Swing in development.

XmlTestSuite helps with the testing of complex web applications. <ul> <li>Tests are written in XML <li>Supports test driven development <li>Separate page structure, data from test steps <li>Test HTML, databases, javascript, xpath </ul>Uses HttpUnit

Orome is a tool for automating System or Acceptance tests (also Unit test though this is not the focus) for web-based systems. Orome takes a set of static HTML pages defining a walkthrough of (part of) the systems and tests it against the running system.