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Spring Boot lets you create stand-alone, production-grade, Spring-based applications and services with minimal fuss. It offers a radically faster and highly accessible manner for starting all Spring development. By taking an opinionated view of the Spring platform, it enables you to quickly and easily get to the bits you need. Most Spring Boot applications need minimal Spring configuration. You can use it to create a stand-alone Java application or more traditional WAR deployments. A...

This Gradle plugin streamlines running and deploying Java web applications on Apache Tomcat directly from the build. It wires common development workflows—starting an embedded container, serving an exploded webapp, or running a WAR—into familiar Gradle tasks. Configuration options let you set context paths, ports, and container versions, and tune features like reloading to shorten the edit-refresh loop. Because it integrates with Gradle’s war and dependency management, your servlet/JSP app can be built and exercised without installing Tomcat separately. ...

The Moqui Ecosystem is a series of open source components for enterprise applications all built on a common framework (Moqui Framework) written in Java and Groovy. The components include tools that plug in to the framework, business artifacts, and applications. Some of the popular tool plug ins include ElasticSearch, Apache FOP, Apache Camel, OrientDB, and Hazelcast. The business artifacts later includes a universal data model (mantle-udm), service library (mantle-usl), reusable...

Gretty is a Gradle plugin for running web applications on embedded servlet containers such as Jetty or Tomcat. It allows developers to quickly test and debug Java web applications without needing a standalone application server installation. With Gretty, you can launch a webapp in development mode, support hot reloading, and debug servlet/JSP code directly from an IDE or Gradle task. The plugin supports multiple servlet container versions, context paths, and integration with WAR and exploded webapp projects. ...

An Eclipse plugin for developing applications with Apache Tomcat. Allows to configure the project, and to start and stop a Tomcat session in debugging mode from within Eclipse. This project is based on the former Sysdeo Tomcat Plugin.

An Eclipse plugin can be used to deploy web project to remote tomcat. You need to install TomcatHelper just as a war file in your tomcat. Please go documentation page for instructions!!!

UseModj is a Java based Wiki Clone, using Struts, Velocity Layout, CSS. It's goal is to be the same function and file storage as UseMod wiki, but is deployed by dropping a single war file into Tomcat or JBoss Server and supports file/image attach.