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Linkcrawler
Capable to "Crawl" a site and return a report of all links from it
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 -
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Ducky is the web application framework with many possibilities. Current status is a planning. For further information see the project homepage. This project will have more description when production process will be alive.
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THIS PROJECT IS NO LONGER ACTIVE, AND HAS NOT BEEN FOR MANY YEARS. Old: A website application for game clans with sophisticated news system, member management, tagwall, ladder info, game server status, live IRC stats, integration with opensource IRC bot and login system for members.
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An Java-Application which is able to manage the start/stop/status of an distributed Application. This is for helping System Administrators to easily start/stop/restart an complex Application-Framework with different dependencies.
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Mars is a simple, extensible, services-oriented network status monitor written in Java. It monitors a network by simulating client connections to Internet services and reporting when those services are not responding as expected.
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