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100% Java Report generation classes for (i) Printing, (ii) PDF generation, (iii) Previewing, (iv) TIFF (fax document), (v) JPEG, and (vi) PNG image creation of J2EE server as well as Java Swing GUI program output. Output from any swing components such as

This Servlet allows groups of users to easily share and manage a central repository of files and folders by using any standard Web browser. Can be used as: a repository for team projects; a substitute for FTP; to create private download areas. It

The Rad File Manager is a file manager Web application that has the look and feel of an FTP client, but uses the HTTP protocol. Since information about each uploaded file is stored in a database, it can be easily integrated with existing Web sites and

jFM is a java file manager written as a java web application, supports file browsing and ZIP upload/download. Needs Tomcat 5 / JSP 2.0

This is a Web-based file management Java servlet. You can use this servlet for remote site management: upload/download files, copy/move files, edit files etc. The main advantage is that it uses only HTTP protocol for access to your host. So it is free

To optimize your sites load time you should always code in the dimensions of all images being loaded. We wrote this to simulate a function in PHP that does pretty much the same thing. Its a simple class to return vital stats on an image. This was

jspImage is an JSP component to dynamically create an image on the server. This component supports JPEG, GIF and PNG format

A small scriptlet showing how you can generate powerful virtual graphics in HTML using java scriptlets in a JSP page. P/S - No graphics included.

PhotoServlet is a distributed system for indexing and viewing images. The architecture of the photoservlet allows you to distribute pieces of the photo album on different machines and/or processes. Main features include: Add an image, Simple and

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.