http://pagebox.net/ A framework for the distribution of Web Applications. http://pagebox.net/home.html A PageBox agent is an Web application host. It supports hot deployment of Web applications. PageBox agents can subscribe repositories to automatically receive new Web applications and Web application updates. Developers can publish Web archives on repositories. http://pagebox.sourceforge.net/rationale.html PageBox allows developping Web applications to run on the user LAN without bandwidth and latency contraints. Such Pagebox-deployed applications combine the performance of PC-based applications and the simple development model of Web applications. http://pagebox.net/install.htm A configurator facilitates the installation of the Java PageBox. Java PageBox also comes with examples for verifying the installation. http://pagebox.net/security.htm PageBox insure mutual authentication of PageBox agents, repositories and publishers using SSL. The PageBox host can charge the Web application publisher or the provider of the service called by the Web application. http://pagebox.net/device.htm Java PageBox exists in three versions, a medium-sized J2EE version requiring a personal computer, an embedded (OSGi) version and a diskless embedded version that can run on an appliance. It is possible to design a low-cost PageBox appliance using off the shelf components. http://pagebox.net/embedded.htm The embedded version of PageBox runs in an OSGi container, smaller than a J2EE application server. It has been tested with Sun JES2. http://pagebox.net/diskless.htm The diskless embedded version of PageBox runs in an OSGi container but doesn't need to write on a local file system. http://pagebox.sourceforge.net/doc.html Latest release of Java PageBox (binaries, sources and documentation.)