Computers, Software, Internet, Servers, Application, Open Source
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- With little or no marketing budget, open-source software is finding its way into the back offices of the largest companies and is powering some of the highest-bandwidth Web sites on the Internet.
- a tool for creating, modifying and maintaining dynamic database-enabled web services. [Free, Open Source, GPL]
- XML Application Server for Apache. Provides on-the-fly conversion from XML to any format, such as HTML, WAP or text using either W3C standard techniques, or custom code. AxKit also uses a built-in Perl interpreter to provide for XML transformation.
- PHP-based project geared toward creating web-development environment for non-programmers. Plans to allow web-interface to predefined modules for forums, yellow pages, and news.
- Open Source Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) Container System and Server. [BSD-style license]
- An open-source project which provides a complete development environment for web applications using only XML and JavaScript.
- XML/XSL enterprise platform and A/SQL application server from Promind Systems.
- Distributed platform compliant with the EJB specifications [MPL-like license]
- Servlet API 2.1 servlet container. It provides HTTP/1.1 compliance and has an easy to use admin interface. [Open Source, GPL]
- Open-source Web application server environment in which Web-database applications can be developed completely in an extended HTML language. Similar to ColdFusion.
- Provides a J2EE compliant runtime environment for both server and mobile platforms, such as J2ME, MIDP or other CLDC based devices (e.g. runs on the PersonalJava enabled Sharp Zaurus and Compaq's iPAQ).
- OpenThought is a Web application engine. Designed to create pages that communicate with web server from DHTML using XML to update portions of page rather than requiring entire page reloads.
- Java-based framework for portal applications, providing API's and ready-to-use tools for pages, portlets, user management, content management, collaboration and community services. (LGPL)
- Java-based application server that allows for definition of custom tags, developed by a research group at Ricoh. Currently developing an Office Forms system, a shared Calendar, and a browser-independent bookmark and history manager.
- An open source, easily extensible, high performance application server, written in Python.
- An open source application server written in php.
- XML/XSLT processor utilizing Apache and mod_python.
- A Perl-based application server modeled after Zope. Still in the early phases of development.
- Web server/application server which allows for tag handlers similar to ColdFusion. Branched from Roxen Webserver.
- Java-based application server with XML features, licensed under BSD-like license
- Sue Spielman looks at JSP and XSP to help you decide which is right for your development needs.
- Application server written in the Key programming language. Includes source, documentation, downloads, and mailing list. [Open Source, LGPL]
- XML-compliant templating solution for PHP
- Web server & application server which includes support for RXML, a tag-based language for constructing dynamic content. Allows tag plugins to be written in Pike.
- A suite of software components for developing object-oriented, web-based applications. [Open Source, Python license]
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