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SQLServlet provides an easy way to access your database using HTML-forms. It features: Can keep the connection "alive" between the application and the database, Dynamically generate HTML-tables from the result-set, Create forms for inserts and updates, Replace the values in the querystring by formvariables, Does not require the creation of a new process for each request, Only need to be loaded once, and Runs on any platform that supports the Java Virtual Machine. It requires ODBC Driver or a pure JDBC driver for your database.

ThinSQL is a free applet-servlet utility that connects to an SQL server over the Internet. It's compatible with proxy servers and network firewalls because it uses HTTP as its main method of communication. ThinSQL can be used to add, remove, modify, and retrieve data. Features include: Works with any database accessible via JDBC, Works with any Java Servlet Server, Add, remove, modify, and retrieve data, Freeware (not ThinSQLpro), Thin client (<30k), No plugin, no client installation, No expensive application, No need of a RMI-supported browser, and Encoded data send to the server (Base64). The Web server in use must be servlet enabled; the database that is accessed must be JDBC compatible.

Notepad Servlet is a Java servlet that implements a Web-based note's collection. You can save a list of text notes on your server using this servlet. It also allows you to add, delete, and modify each note online.

Catalog Publishing is a Java Servlet that allows you to publish csv (comma separated value) or tab separated value text files online. The published file is formated as an HTML table. It uses a text configuration file for definitions of data parameters.

This Java servlet allows you to email any html forms. It uses a text template file where you can set address of your smtp relay, smtp port, domain and describe contents of the letter. When you describe contents, you can also use values of form fields. Letter will be composed dynamically, when you submit form.

zJSP is an experimental translator from JavaServer Pages (jsp's) to Java. It is designed to be used in conjunction with Sun's Java Servlet Developers Kit (JSDK), version 2.0. It should work with any Java Servlet environment compatible with JSDK servlets. It has been tested against Apache 1.3, Apache JServ 0.9.11, and Sun JSDK 2.0.

Firefly is a Java servlet and JSP-based database-driven system for dynamically generating internet or intranet sites. It allows any authorised user to manage a section or add content to a page without any knowledge of HTML, handles all navigation menus automatically and can enforce a site-wide standard look and feel. It also uses beans and templates, making it extremely flexible and easy to customise and extend.

FreeMarker provides an easy way to get data from Java servlets into Web pages, and helps you keep graphic design separate from application logic. To use it, you encapsulate HTML in templates. These get compiled for you into Template objects, which generate HTML dynamically, using data provided by your servlets. The template language is powerful and intuitive, the compiler is fast, and the output approaches the speed of static HTML pages.

This is a Java servlet for building portals. You can use this servlet for developing your own portal as well as for portal running. Portal here is a set of individual portlets. Each portlet has got own attributes, including URL source. So any portal looks like a grid of portlets. You can select grid, size for the each cell (portlet) and of course a source (url) for the each portlet.

It is a Java servlet that allows you to collect information about your page visitors. You can put reference to this servlet inside your page and relevant information will be collected in the given log file. For your page, reference to this servlet looks like a graphical dot. Log file is a text file with tab separated values. Each line contains IP address, date, visitor's browser, referer page, visitor's charset, visitor's encoding, and visitors language (locale).

This Servlet allows you to quick publish your pictures (.gif , .jpg and .pgn files) online. Servlet simply displays all graphical files within the given directory.

This is a Java servlet implementation of the classical www message board program. It features: configurable background color, font properties, message sort configuration, messages per page, and more.

eForum is Java-server based software that enables geographically distant participants to share ideas and enhance teamwork via the Web. It allows project moderators to manage feedback and project discussions. Users can subscribe to groups with email notifications - where each new message is emailed to the subscriber. With messages stored in a database, and classified by topic, it is capable of building a powerful knowledge base. This is an ideal project to tie into the Search Engine component to quickly find information need by searching by keywords, topics, titles, authors� names, descriptions and other criteria. Based on the popular shared standard Expresso Framework.

FAQ allows any authorized user to either ask questions or answer questions, depending on security, and is suitable for use as a community-maintained FAQ. The user both asking and answering questions can optionally be tracked, and questions and answers can be moderated before being available to readers if desired. Customizable JSP pages are provided for the user interface, and links can be easily made to specific topics from any page, as all components take query parameters to customize their behavior.

eHelpDesk is designed for the enterprise, designed for external or internal customer support needs as well as for call/bug tracking. It will provide a support organization with a systematic, professional, automated and easy to use system for problems, requests, issues, bugs, notes, procedures and resolutions. It features: Internal Help Desk, External Customer Support, Action Request, Call/Problem Tracking including using Notification, Change Management, Contact Management, Development/Bug Tracking, Integrated to FAQ and Forum, Asset and Inventory Management, and For tracking billable requests.

eSearch is a server side Java-based search engine which supplies basic search capabilities for Web use. Its basic capabilities can be extended to include intelligent agents and other expert-system behaviors.

Expresso is the most popular, powerful, enterprise-strength J2EE architectural framework. Expresso extends Struts for developing database-driven web applications and builds on many other open source projects. Expresso is designed to shorten time-to-delivery of Web-based applications by providing a library of extensible Java Server components for providing services to web-based applications so the developer can concentrate on application logic. Expresso has capabilities for security, robust object-relational mapping, background job handling and scheduling, self-tests, logging integration, automated table manipulation, database connection pooling, email connectivity, event notification, error handling, caching, internationalization, XML automation, testing, registration objects, configuration management, workflow, automatic database maintenance and JSP tag library etc.

Village is a 100% Pure Java API that sits on top of the JDBC API. The purpose of this API is to make it easier to interact with a JDBC compliant relational database. By using Village, it is possible to execute and manage select/insert/update/delete SQL statements without having to actually write a single line of SQL. Village can use any valid JDBC Connection object, so it is possible to use Village with a JDBC Connection pool.

Jyve is a Java Servlet based FAQ-O-Matic system built on top of the Turbine framework. It uses Element Construction Set for Html generation and Village for JDBC access. Currently, Jyve directly supports the MySQL database, but others can be easily support by creating custom schema's for the appropriate databases.

This Java servlet allows you to quickly build and deploy surveys and polls on your web site. You can use your own HTML stuff for survey design and deploy servlet only as a script for saving/review results. Or you can generate survey also through this servlet without any knowledge about HTML.