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secWWW is PHP and JavaScript library. It ciphers data transferred over the network. It supports secure login into a Web application without sending the password over the Internet.
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Web-based SiteMinder admin web application that works remotely from the Policy Server. Two versions available which is struts and dwr(ajax) based. Great for integration into other web admins.
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A web-based, application for storing and retrieving usernames, passwords, and in the future, bookmarks and other useful, commonly used information.
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PHPExtJS
Built free and powerfull web application with ExtJS and PHP
What is PHPExtJS ? We build one of great web application framework that full integrated between both of Server and Client Side framework together. To support this particular Web application, the frameworks are built using Yii PHP Framework to provide service for the client requests. Additionally, this web application also contain of latest ExtJS framework to provide high performance application interfaces such as native apps. -
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STS is a web-based application that allows it's users to store text in various, self-defined sections. The text will be encrypted and stored in a single file. This will protect the data even in the case of a server hack.
