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Fronsetia (Free Online Service Testing Application) is a Java web application that allows testing webservices (REST and SOAP). No end-user installations required, just deploy the application on your server and pass the link so that users can use their usual browsers to access Fronsetia. You can think of Fronsetia as a simple version of SoapUI on the web, or a simple and free and open-source version of the "wls_utc" utility. See the project homepage https://fronsetia.sourceforge.io and...

Note: This project has been discontinued due to the lack of quality of the original project's code base. I implemented a new DPWS stack from scratch for other projects, which was less work... YADS (Yet Another DPWS Stack) is a fork of the WS4D JMEDS webservice stack. YADS tries to integrate more standard Java SE features (type-safe template containers, concurrency, logging and modern Java language features) and high level HTTP components using non-blocking connections. YADS depends on...

a java library that implements a multi-threaded SOAP server (using http as transport protocol) which can be easily integrated into standalone java applications to provide a SOAP API for external programmers.

A web services front-end to the Asterisk Management Interface, written in C# / WCF. Need help to maintain the C# codebase, help to get it working on Mono on Linux, and help to port it to Java / CXF / Axis 2.

A portable library for writing web servers and web services in C.

Java-based security platform which provides a multi-user service middleware for distributed systems. Features: service environment, Shell-based interaction, user authentication (password, soft-token, smard-card), policy enforcement, Web services support

PunJab is a HTTP jabber client interface. It is a server that allows persistent client connections to a jabber server. It can be used for many things, but its main purpose is to allow for stateless applications (ie web) a stateful connection to jabber.

mod_gsoap is an Apache module that allows Apache to serve SOAP requests via the Gsoap library. Modules are available for both Apache 1.3 and 2.x.