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This community project provides an admin interface for Spring Boot applications. The applications register with our Spring Boot Admin Client (via HTTP) or are discovered using Spring Cloud (e.g. Eureka, Consul). The UI is just a Vue.js application on top of the Spring Boot Actuator endpoints. Support for Python applications is available using Pyctuator. First, you need to setup your server. To do this just setup a simple boot project (using start.spring.io). As Spring Boot Admin Server is...

...The tool displays information such as brokers, topics, partitions, and consumers, and lets you view messages. This project is a reboot of Kafdrop 2.x, dragged kicking and screaming into the world of Java 17+, Kafka 2.x, Helm and Kubernetes. It's a lightweight application that runs on Spring Boot and is dead-easy to configure, supporting SASL and TLS-secured brokers.

Achieving dynamic application configuration without server restart is almost impossible using static property/xml files, or too complex to use JMX. DConfig makes it easy by Swing GUI, JDBC/Spring, JNLP, RDBMS; Plus examples in Struts, yui Ajax, JSF, JSP

The primary goal of the project is to speed up application development by bringing pluggable fully operational data management back-end for JPA based applications and to relieve your codebase for more important stuff.

FeyaSoft introduce a simple, qualify template to build dynamic web application. It integrates the latest technologies such as Ajax (Extjs), spring, Hibernate to build dynamic web2.0 desktop application.

The SpringEditor is a plugin for the Eclipse IDE (http://www.eclipse.org) that supports graphical modelling of application contexts for the spring framework (http://www.springframework.org).

The Floranta libraries provide components for building Rich Client Wikis using AJAX or Java. Floranta clients can be embedded in any webpage (even plain html) and allow users to leave notes, images, cards, etc on the pages. Eg: http://www.floranta.com

Example application to demonstrate the use and the abilities of the Spring RCP framework in conjunction with the Amazon ECS WebServices. The application acts as a frontend to the Amazon Services.