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jsdom is a pure-JavaScript implementation of many web standards, notably the WHATWG DOM and HTML Standards, for use with Node.js. In general, the goal of the project is to emulate enough of a subset of a web browser to be useful for testing and scraping real-world web applications. The latest versions of jsdom require Node.js v10 or newer. To use jsdom, you will primarily use the JSDOM constructor, which is a named export of the jsdom main module. Pass the constructor a string. The resulting...

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.

Synder is an Atom/RSS/SearchSuggestion/OPML processing framework It is Optimized For Android, but works with Java SE/EE. Synder has a small-footprint, low memory consumption. The only dependency for parsing is a SAX2 implementation.

Samizdat is a toolkit for Java for building Kerberos secured distributed, message-oriented applications. The toolkit contains base classes that simplifies the management of Kerberos login contexts as well as flexibly sign and seal messages between principals using the Java GSS API. The toolkit contains Transformation classes for Kerberizing JMS traffic as well as a super-lean HTTP based protocol stack that supports both Synchronous (RPC) and Asynchronous modalities.

Java library for access to Moodle's web services via the REST protocol (09/11/2013) Development of this project has been resurrected and the current code may be downloaded from https://github.com/bantonia/MoodleRest A compiled .jar will be available here once the code has been finalized. (30/03/2012 A newer version (V0.1.5) to work with Moodle 2.2 has been uploaded. Although still requires more documentation (better than it was) etc... Calls to create and update users now provides facilities to add preferences and customfields. Removed the batch calling of the web services (not needed as all calls are via POST and not GET), code is still there but commented out. ...

For Java developpers who need to request SOAP server... until SOAP is deprecated. This is a client Java API. It does not require neither perform any code generation. It fits within a single jar file. soap-dust is validated against real servers.