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...Like all Spring projects, the real power of Spring Security is found in how easily it can be extended to meet custom requirements. Spring Security uses a Gradle-based build system. In the instructions, ./gradlew is invoked from the root of the source tree and serves as a cross-platform, self-contained bootstrap mechanism for the build. Be sure that your JAVA_HOME environment variable points to the jdk-11 folder extracted from the JDK download.

A Java-based powerful disk usage utility. It outputs a table and a tree (both can be sorted). TinyScan is able to export the result to Excel, Access, MySQL and it can also scan remote computers. It is free and open source.

Fisy is a simple and lightweight application dedicated to copy and backup files. This application has been designed to perform simple or timestamped copies of directories and files as well as unidirectional synchronization of file tree. Fisy is in command line, you can so start copying tasks at any time or plug them on an automated processing. Sine version 2.0, Fisy contains cipher features for encrypting data for storage in a remote service like the Cloud.

The Access Road software is a universal simulator of access controls that is intended to improve design and auditing of IT security. Access Road offers the out-of-the-box simulations of GNU/Linux Ubuntu® (components and rights on the file system), MySQL Server®, and a generic Role-Based-Access-Control application to adapt to your needs. It is designed for database, system, and application administrators, IT architects and developers, auditors. Access Road provides a full simulation of...

...This tool is used to filter the log file, based on multiple criteria. Admin user can configure multiple applications and group the application up to three levels. Application name will be displayed in tree structure based upon grouping. Application will be displayed based on roles. System will allow the user to filter the log file not only the application level and also in group level (Multiple groups or multiple application and group). This tool will allow creating multiple users with different role in this system.

SynchroMike is a two-way synchronisation program which allows the user to synchronize two directories. It comes with a handy user interface which displays differences between both storage locations as a tree. Update: This page is deprecated, find the new program at <a href="http://syncarus.net">syncarus.net</a>

A (really pretty) regular expression testing tool.

Java login module implementation that searches the users and their roles in multiple specified paths (contexts) of an LDAP directory tree.

DREK stands for Directory REpliKator; replicates one LDAP (sub)tree into another. Replaces attributes (base DN) to match the destination tree. Generates LDIF file which can be reviewed and imported by other means, like ldapmodify.

DirViewer is a light pure java application for directory tree view and recursive disk usage statistics, using JGoodies-Looks look and feel similar to windows XP.

An Eclipse plugin for browsing and editing LDAP directories. Includes: tree-based DIT-browser, entry editor, spreadsheet-like search result editor, schema browser, LDIF support and a rich LDIF editor.

Visual MIB Browser that supports getting the MIB from RFC, managing the MIB, running SNMP operations (v1/v2/v3) with MIB, discovering SNMP devices, graphing MIB variables, visualise MIB as tree, view MIB as UML classes, save MIB data in pdf/xls/text

Weyland is a tool that collects information about a switched network, presents the information in a convenient format, and displays a graph of the spanning tree of the network.

jdu is a graphical front-end for the output generated by the du program. du reports the disk usage of a particular directory tree by recursively summarizing how much disk space is used by the sub-directories of the chosen root directory.

...It also help to clone whole database with Backup plus Oracle Agents for OEM/GC/CC. It manages oratab file in AIX, Solaris and LINUX based environments and create a standard directory tree below ~/admin/$ORACLE_SID to have a look and feel for all of your databases.