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Bastillion is a web-based SSH console that centrally manages administrative access to systems. Web-based administration is combined with the management and distribution of user's public SSH keys. Key management and administration is based on profiles assigned to defined users. Administrators can login using two-factor authentication with Authy or Google Authenticator. From there they can manage their public SSH keys or connect to their systems through a web-shell. Commands can be shared...

The framework uses GWT (Google Web Toolkit) and offers a powerful development model. With Crux, the entire frontend code can be written only in Java. Crux developers can create declarative web pages using XHTML in a very simple way! The code in the application built is converted to Javascript and can run in a customized way in every modern web browser. This application can also run in multiple devices such as smartphones, tablets, desktops and even TVs.

The AXEL framework extends XML and HTML, adding "xml actions" that perform tasks during page processing. Goto http://xmlactions.org for a full description of how it works. Actions can be as simple as inserting a page, to as complex as building query results from external data sources. The Axel Framework project consists of different components: * axel-actions (core framework) * axel-mapping (a mapping tool built on axel-actions) * axel-pager (a web page builder built on...

...Each one represents a set of actions over a web page. For example, to search a product in a web online store or to fill and send a register form in a website. With GSTT users can define these actions on the web browser directly. This activity can also be done with Selenium IDE, but GSTT allows the user to define and execute actions not only in Mozilla Firefox, but also in Google Chrome. Every user can define test cases easily with GSTT. They don't need to know how GSTT or Selenium works. Once test cases are defined, users can execute them and GSTT will inform the user if the execution has been successful or not.

Run Java AWT and Swing applets on the web *server-side*. Dynamic HTML (AJAX) for the browser is automatically generated. NOW USING GWT (Google Web Toolkit)!