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Share files to anyone, doesnt have a place to store the files on the web MiniShare application was designed to serve anyone who has the need to share files to anyone, doesnt have a place to store the files on the web, and does not want or simply does not have the skill and possibility to set up and maintain a complete HTTP-server software such as Apache. The application is meant to be as easy to use as any common software most users use daily. However, this doesnt mean experienced users cant find it useful.
HTTP was selected as the protocol, since its pretty safe to assume anyone with the possiblity to use the Internet has access and can already use a web browser , so the receiving end doesnt have to install any special software. MiniShare doesnt compete with "real" HTTP servers, its mainly aimed for common users needing a temporary way to have files accessible for others. Its useful also for transfering data over a LAN (for example, you could listen to your mp3s on someone elses computer).
The files that the user wants to share are dragndropped on the application (or added via a standard file dialog) and the URLs for the shared files can be easily copied on the clipboard (with the IP address pointing to the users computer). Since this application doesnt use any P2P network and only the selected files are shared (i.e. unlike most HTTP-servers that directly use the file system), so the user does not have to feel insecure.
Main features:
- Easy to use drag-and-drop interface
- Suitable for simple web hosting
- Designed to be usable by anyone, no admin experience needed
- Minimal footprint, no expensive hardware needed
- Very useful tool for transfering files over a LAN
- Implements HTTP/1.1 with basic authentication
- Customizable

With its tight integration into the NetBeans IDE work flow, NetBeans Profiler was designed to enable you to build scalable and reliable software.
Select from several of the most common tasks, such as standard CPU or memory profiling, or simple monitoring. The options are preset to default values by experts. Only the application-specific options are exposed to you. If you need to tune the tools nuts and bolts, switch to custom profiling for full flexibility.
The Profiler can be set up to report only on the methods in which you are interested. Profile the entire application, or a subset, under a realistic workload. Using dynamic bytecode instrumentation and additional algorithms, the NetBeans Profiler obtains runtime information on applications that are too large or complex for other profilers.
Main features:
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- CPU Performance profiling: you can profile the entire application, or select a subset of its code to profile based on one or more root methods that you are free to choose. For example, you can set the doGet() method of your servlet as a root, and thus profile only the code of this method and other methods that it calls. The rest of the Java code, including most of the code of your Web/Application server, will run at full speed. Selective profiling based on chosen root methods appears to be a surprisingly good way to reduce the performance overhead and obtain accurate results for heavily multithreaded applications under realistic workload.
- Memory profiling: you can profile only object creation events, which imposes smaller overhead and allows you to detect problems with excessive object allocations. If this is not enough, you can turn on object liveness profiling, that records both object creation and reclamation events. It allows you to see the number, age, allocation paths, and other characteristics of objects currently in memory. It also can help you to detect memory leaks.
- Memory leak debugging: memory leaks are not uncommon with large Java applications. With most of the existing tools, it may take hours to make sure there is really a memory leak, and then to identify leaking objects. Our technology can pinpoint leaking objects for you immediately, based on the special pattern of allocations and reclamations (or lack thereof) that such objects typically demonstrate. You can then check where these objects were allocated, which in many cases is sufficient for identifying the root cause of the leak.
- Task-based profiling: profiling is a complex activity, which may require quite a bit of tuning, and thus learning the tools nuts and bolts. However, our task-based approach makes climbing the learning curve much easier, by first offering you several of the most common tasks, such as standard CPU or memory profiling, or simple monitoring. In these tasks, most of the options are preset to the most common values, and only the most important options are exposed to you. Once you learn more, you can switch to custom profiling, where you can get a full advantage of the flexibility of the advanced NetBeans Profiler technology.
- Threads profiling: you can observe threads & their activity during application execution. The threads profiling offers two views of the threads: "Threads timeline", showing threads activity side-by-side, and "Thread details" showing detailed information about one or more selected threads, including a list of all state changes in the threads life
- Processing collected data offline: you can save snapshots of collected results and process them offline.

Asaph is an application that provides powerful song management for christian musicians.
Features include printing song books, sheets and transparencies with or without chord markings, and generating presentations for use in group worship. It is written in Java and thus will run on any platform that has a Java 1.4 runtime.