JSOS - Servlets Office Suite ver. 7.86

    Coldbeans Software* implemented next version of Servlets Office Suite (JSOS). This product is a collection of servlets and filters for Java(tm) technology "out of the box" ready for building web-pages.

    What does this collection need for? You know CGI scripts. Many sites on the Net need interactive capabilities to request information from the visitors and respond them. Most of those use scripts such as Perl, PHP, etc. But this approach has some disadvantages. Namely, for each new request a new process starts on the server where the site is hosted which requires additional computing resources, slows down executing all job.

    Servlets require only one process no matter how many requests are being handled. These need less resources. They are faster and 100% portable. There are great engines to run them. Here are some: Resin, Jetty, Tomcat etc . That is all true. But why are CGI scripts still used?

    They are old good technology people got used to. There are a lot of scripts all over the Net. Unfortunately, the last does not go to servlets. Fortunately, there is JSOS.

    JSOS plays the same role as a set of CGI scripts and can be used by webmasters for adding dynamic capabilities to their sites.

    JSOS has got a rich set of servlets such as Message Board, Chat, File Manager, Calendar and many others. You can use them instead of CGI scripts to build your site. As a matter of fact, it is the fastest way to make a site serving for needs of some community and the easiest way for managing the site. Last version of components supports WAP/WML also.

    At this moment JSOS is probably the largest Java servlets collection over the Net and continues to grow. With WAP/WML support JSOS is probably the first Java scripts set for the mobile world.

     Who will use this bundle?
    - J2EE compatible servers vendors. Having a rich set of components is an extra argument for their potential customers
    - Internet Service Providers. Most of them currently offer free CGI scripts preinstalled for subscribers. Nobody do that for servlets. Why?
    - Web developers going to replace old CGI scripts with modern approach.
    - Customers who need support mobile users in their web-based applications

    Especially, we would like to point your attention to the fact that JSOS can be used to build Intranet sites. Do you need discussion groups? Do you need back your developers with the common knowledge base? Buddy chat? Take a look at Coldbeans servlets. It is the fastest way to assemble your site/portal from Coldbeans web components.

    All JSOS servlets are easy to use. They are configurable so they will meet your design requirements.
    JSOS is free for any non-commercial use. Please read our license file.
    Some of free servlets may have minor restrictions such as copyright logo, restricted set of pages, etc.

    This version 7.86 has been bundled Apr, 07 2013. All up-to-date versions of servlets or components not yet included into this bundle can be downloaded from our corporate web-site:

    www.servletsuite.com

    Stay tuned, our servlets are upgraded very often and soon come new ones!

    For JSP integration check out also Coldtags suite: www.servletsuite.com/jsp.htm - a largest set of custom JSP tags.

    See index file for the contents of current version of JSOS package.

    Are you interested to see your advertising here? We are ready add your stuff to the free downloadable JSOS bundle. Web developers, Java vendors or Internet service providers are welcome. The target area is 100% yours.

You are welcome to check out a new set of tools for mobile users: Geo Messages project. It provides a new way for sharing location info. Geo-enabled messaging: Geo SMS, Geo Email.

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