Arwo is a web application hosted in the Apache Tomcat web container. It is designed to provide for easy web access to remote servers. Its features include:

• browse the filesystems of SSH servers
• browse the filesystems of CIFS servers
• browse the filesystems of WebDAV servers
• run SQL commands on JDBC servers
• run shell commands on SSH servers
• run shell commands on Windows machines (using DCOM)
• send emails using SMTP servers
• view recent messages on IMAP email servers
• view recent messages on POP3 email servers
• manage server connections
• store "favorite" filesystem locations and commands for later use
• schedule accesses to filesystem resources (folders / files)
• schedule execution of server commands

Arwo uses additional open-source libraries internally to interface to different server types. For each server type to be accessed, the appropriate library / libraries should be separately downloaded.

More information about the usage of these libraries can be found on the webapp "Usage" page here.

To use the webapp, a version of the Java runtime is needed, as well as a version of the Tomcat web container. Once these are available, the webapp should be installed into the Tomcat container. You would then navigate a web browser to the landing page of the webapp in the running Tomcat instance and authenticate to the application.

sample link

Because of Tomcat classloader requirements, a standalone JAR needs to be copied into the Tomcat library folder to provide the implementation of the webapp authentication realm.

More information is provided on the webapp "Usage" page.

This software is licensed under the Apache License, version 2.

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

A debt of gratitude is owed to those responsible for the development of the server access libraries. Without their efforts, much of the functionality of this webapp would not be possible.