JsWorld

JavaScript numeric, currency and date/time
localisation. Now with support for
300+ Unicode world locales.

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JSON-RPC 2.0

Practical Java libraries and tools for JSON-RPC 2.0
development. See JSON-RPC Base, Shell,
Client and Server.

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CORS Filter

No more ugly JSONp hacks! Serve cross-domain
requests to all modern CORS-aware
browsers.

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Nimbus SRP

The most secure passwords-based authentication
over unencrypted connections.

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  • JsWorld
  • JSON-RPC 2.0
  • CORS Filter
  • Nimbus SRP

Open up to the web!

Vladimir Dzhuvinov Five unique software libraries and tools, initially created as part of successful real world projects, then spun out, refactored and documented for general use, and now available to you:

JsWorld - the most comprehensive JavaScript library for numeric, currency and date / time localisation. Includes the official Unicode settings for over 300 locales.

Java CORS Filter - adds Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) support to your Java web apps.

JSON-RPC 2.0 - simple Java libraries and tools for developing nimble web APIs and clients using the JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol.

JSON-RPC 2.0 Shell - a must-have tool for serious JSON-RPC 2.0 development.

Nimbus SRP - the most complete and versatile Java implementation of the Secure Remote Password (SRP-6a) authentication protocol.

News

20 May 2013 Another major upgrade to the CORS Filter in version 1.7: Handling of same-origin requests that include an Origin header is corrected; You can now use an asterisk (*) in the cors.supportedHeaders configuration property to allow any author request header; The filter can now also be configured using an external properties file.

18 April 2013 CORS Filter 1.6 was updated to permit any URI scheme. Earlier versions supported http:// and https://, but now you can also use other URI schemes such as app:// or fb://. Cheers to Edraí Brosa for initiating this important change. The filter artefacts should appear in Maven Central later today.

3 April 2013 The JSON-RPC 2.0 libraries and the Java CORS Filter are fully mavenised now and have been released to Maven Central.

30 March 2013 Switches the build process from Ant to Maven for all JSON-RPC 2.0 libraries and tools. Publishing to Maven Central is on the to-do list.