PureLoad is a load testing tool that simulates hundreds of users executing requests against server based applications. Use PureLoad to verify that your application will meet the expected performance criteria. PureLoad reports quality and performance problems as well as detailed statistics gathered during a load test. PureLoad do also include extensive support for easy recording and testing of web based applications.

PureTest is primarily targeted for function testing in the earlier phases of a development project. Even though it supports testing a variety of applications it is especially useful for debugging and snooping of web applications. PureTest includes a HTTP Recorder and Web Crawler which makes it useful for generic verification of HTTP requests and web content checking. The HTTP Recorder simplifies the process of capturing all requests that are exchanged between a browser and the web server. The Web Crawler is useful to pro-actively verify the consistence of a static web structure. It reports various metrics, broken links and the structure of the crawled web.

JCodeBox is a powerful application and component builder that simplifies the creation of Enterprise Java (J2EE), Java Web and Java Web Services applications. It allows developers to visually define J2EE/Web applications and then to immediately build, assemble and deploy the application to their Java Application Server for immediate feedback. The Object-Relational mapping engine allows applications to be based on existing company databases further increasing productivity. A J2EE pattern engine allows applications to be optimised with sophisticated J2EE design patterns with a few clicks of a mouse. Full access to the JCodeBox code templates (written in XSL) allows generated code to be tailored to in-house standards. JCodeBox integrates with a growing list of commercial and open source Java application servers including Weblogic, Oracle, JBoss and Tomcat. It can be used with any database that has a supporting JDBC driver and produces standard Java code allowing seamless integration with any Java IDE.

The Schmortopf IDE is driven by a JavaCC generated parser. It has code-completion, syntax styling, object and text search actions, projectdefinitions, integrated JavaDoc generation and display, integrated creation of simple or signed JAR and JNLP archives and an UML feature. It supports a set of predefined metal themes, which additionally contain the styles for the source editor and which you can adjust. The IDE User Interface is available in english, german and french, and comes with a language translation editor. Requires JSDK 1.3.1.

Ganttproject lets you plan projects using a Gantt diagram. It can export HTML Web pages and calendars as PNG images. Projects can be subdivided into tasks with dependencies, and notes can be assigned to tasks. Users can interact with the calendar directly by clicking on it. The file format is a XML-based. It supports several languages, including English, French, and Spanish.

Jbillboard is a development tool for creating professional banner Applets for your web pages without programming. It provides you with a variety of special effects that are customizable by simply choosing the properties and parameters. Its wizard-like interface is very easily to use. By using this tool, you can create your banner Applets in just minutes.

Thin Client Framework is an architectural pattern that defines how to write Java client applications. It separates coding concerns and responsibilities. Its high degree of modularity provides for maximum re-use. It is compatible with multiple data and server and network models, and it enables clients to be as thin or thick as needed. It supports a process that provides a formula-based approach to estimating development costs, and it enables parallel component development on the client while supporting concurrent development of client and servers.

The architecture of Logging Toolkit for Java includes loggers, handlers, filters, and formatters. Loggers generate the data to be logged; there are message loggers for end users and administrators and trace loggers for developers. Handlers process the event data generated by the loggers and correspond to a physical device, such as a console, file, or socket. Filters control which log records are written to the output devices controlled by the Handlers. Formatters present event data in a desired format and recognize specific types of events; multiple formatters may be attached to a handler, which allows the handler to process diverse event types.

Create interactive, plug-in free and very compact Java presentations and product simulations for the web. Development is done by visually connecting preprogrammed objects or by coding in Java. Several add-ons are available, for example a realtime 3D engine, where textures can be replaced with interactive 2D presentations. Other add-ons are an MPEG video player, slide show viewer and an MP3 player.

A tool that enhances Javadoc documentation files with semantic information. The product's operation can be divided into three phases: Information from the original Javadoc files is processed and stored in XML files. Static analyses are performed on classfiles and its results are stored in XML files. XSL transformations are applied on the XMLs generated in stages 1 and 2, re-creating the Javadoc look-and-feel with the analysis results added.