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    This program implements a SOAP client that could send an XML to a web service and display a response interactively. It was primarily built to test different security measures that are usually implemented to protect SOAP traffic.
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    Send Word Now Test UI

    Small UI which exercises the Send Word Now web service.

    Send Word Now (http://www.sendwordnow.com) is an enterprise application that enables companies to implement a hierarchical emergency contact trees using phone, pager, email, and so on. There is both a web and a web service interface. This project implements a UI which exercises the SWN API sufficiently to show how to us it with Java.
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    TCPMonPlus

    TCPMonPlus

    TCPMonPlus intercepts TCP packets and SOAP reqeusts

    TcpMonPlus version 1.0: A Utility Application to Monitor TCP Packets This utility application can be used to monitor the packets flowing on a TCP connection. TcpMonPlus is used by placing it in-between a client and a server. The client is configured to connect to TcpMonPlus and TcpMonPlus forwards the packets to server with all required authentications. The client must be configured to TcpMonPlus local Port that is it is listening to. TcpMonPlus forwards the packets to the server and port specified in the configuration panel. User Name and Password may be supplied if the server requires HTTP authentication. NOTE: You can run the application in console mode using the following example command: java -cp . com.yasmoicoco.proxy.tcpmon.TCPMonitorPlus -console 9080 192.168.1.1 9080 true Using the scripts: Or You may execute one of the scripts as follows: Windows: TCPMonPlus.bat TCPMonPlusConsole.bat Non Windows: TCPMonPlus.sh TCPMonPlusConsole.sh Also known as TCPMon
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    really simple (minimal) implemention for client only igd from upnp, contains just enough to allow you to open/delete ports on a upnp router. uses libcurl, libxml2 and libxslt
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    phpInfoCard is a PHP library for Information Cards according, as both Relying party and Managed Card Server.
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    This project is available for documents being edited collaboratively by the OASIS WS BPEL Extensions for People (BPEL4People) Technical Committee.
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