Developer

Note: Please use http://drupal.org/project/encset for an alternative.

Drupal is a database driven CMS. If you can access the database, basically you can do anything including re-implement Drupal in Java.

The "java-bridge" module is to provide a pure Java library that helps you access the database. It also provides several handful Java utility functions. With this module, you can write powerful Java backend applications and build it into Drupal.

Basic features include:

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The Zend Framework is a powerful open source web application framework for developing PHP 5 web applications. The Zend Framework module is a Drupal API module that makes the framework accessible to other Drupal modules.

This module is used to delete all content and/or users from a site. This is mainly a developer tool, which can come in handy in several cases, listed below.

The usual way to do this is to go to Administer -> Content then select all the nodes and delete them. This works if you have a handful of nodes only. If you have hundreds or thousands of nodes, then it is not a practical solution.

AJAX Table contains serious security vulnerabilities. Do not use this module.

See SA-CONTRIB-2009-53 - Ajax Table - Multiple vulnerabilities for details.

TNT (Token Node Tokens) is a very simplistic module that allows you to create arbitrary tokens without having to create a custom module (i.e. /node/add/token). This was primarily created for use with the tokenize module so that through the UI a user could create tokens for use with CCK.

The dompdf module allows other modules to utilize the dompdf library, written and maintained by Benj Carson. The module is currently just a very lightweight implementation, containing a method that allows other modules to stream a PDF to the browser and also includes basic Views integration.

The REST Server provides an interface for the Services module to communicate with REST clients.

This module is undergoing large changes, production use is not recommended.

INTRODUCTION

REST Client is a robust HTTP request module to consume REST style services.

Why use REST Client instead of drupal_http_request():

• Streams large files
• Uses Expect 100 header before sending data in case of redirection
• Fully customizable HTTP request
• REST utility functions: HMAC, binary SHA1, binary MD5

Unless a module specifically calls for this module, developers should check out the AWS SDK for PHP module instead.

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This module is actually a collection of modules. The first being the main AWS API
module. The sub-modules each deal with a specific Amazon Service.