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JCL is a configurable, dynamic and extensible custom classloader that loads java classes directly from Jar files and other sources. It can also be integrated with web applications and IoC frameworks like Spring, and supports OSGi boot delegation.
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LiveView is a forensics tool that creates a VMware virtual machine out of a raw (dd-style) disk image. This allows an examiner to "boot up" the image and gain an interactive, user-level perspective of the environment, all without modifying the imag
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Java Application Boot Manager for easier classpath management (adding all JARs in a folder, extending the classpath dynamically from the application)
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XDebug is an file and system debugger, similar the ms-debug of ms-dos. It have all commands from ms-debug and more, as "mbr" wich show Master Boot Record, and more. Require JVM (Java Virutal Machine)
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Luanium
A Lua-based crawling scripting language and leveraging selenium
...I would put commands in a file or DB to use selenium to interpret the HTML and Javascript. The best would be to have a complete language with conditionals and looping. I'm a java developper and I needed that the crawler to run in a Spring-Boot application. So I decided to use a Lua interpreter in Java to build a crawling tool based on Selenium. The trick here is to add the crawling commands into the Lua interpreter.
