Free web service software for mac

Gabriele Lip Service is a collection of free effects plug-ins for iMovie.
The first release includes Night Vision, a simple filter to give you the look used in games and movies to simulate infrared vision (sniper goggles, security cameras, etc...).

The CDW Search Widget lets you search the entire CDW web site for products and services.
Main features:
- Allows you to browse the entire CDW web site.
- Search by keyword, CDW part number or mfr. part number
- Recall past 5 searches
- Get great product offers

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.2 or later.

Wouldnt the services menu be much more useful if it werent overcrowded by services you never even thought of using?
With Service Scrubber, you can restructure the services menu, change service keyboard shortcuts or disable services.
Enhancements:
- Service Scrubber now ignores service providers that are located inside the current users trash.
- Added a Japanese localization by Akira Ikeda.
- Fixed a typo in the Danish localization.
- Slightly prettified the French localization.
- Available languages: Danish, English, French, German, Japanese, Traditional Chinese.

BackJack Online Backup Service 5.1 brings an enhanced version following their highly successful flagship Enterprise version (v5.0) which has been in use, since 2007, by some of the world's largest Mac installations.

The Business version was built from the Enterprise version so that small to mid-sized businesses and educational institutions can benefit from more cost-effective pricing, simplified backups, more efficient uploads and enhanced security.

Also included in their Business version is an improved web-based account manager which gives administrators greater control over their account information, internal support, storage, and user management.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4.10 or greater

SemREST 0.1 provides you a perfect and useful product which is a free Java framework for the semantic extension of RESTful Web Services. This will be your excellent choice.

Major Features:

1. simplification of data transmission mainly in RDF - but also in other formats (generically requests/responses) for HTTP-operations GET, PUT, POST and DELETE
2. simple bijective mapping of RDF graphs and Java instances
3. simple mapping of RDF graphs on Java interfaces (implying automatic interface implementation)
4. extraction of RDFA data from HTML content (via HTTP GET Request)

Enhancements: First Release.

iWebCal is a Web-based service that allows you to publish and view iCal calendars (vCalendars) on the Web, without a .Mac subscription, a WebDAV server, Web publishing experience, iCal, or even a Mac. All you need to publish your calendar is somewhere to post it on the Web. All you need to view it is a Web browser. iWebCal gives you a permanent URL for your calendar that you can send to your friends or co-workers. The source code to iWebCal is also available to run on your own Web server.
Main features:
- New look & feel. All-new graphics and a new logo give v2.0 a slicker, more modern look.
- CSS layout. All the HTML has been redone to take advantage of current CSS layout techniques. This provides greater centralization of style and layout information, faster downloads, increased flexibility, easier-to-read code, and potentially greater portability.
- More event information. The popup window used for event details has been expanded to include attendees, location, and URL. Notes are also better formatted now, and the window contains the event summary for quick reference.
- Much easier setup. For users wishing to run iWebCal themselves, setup is significantly easier with v2.0. Once the iWebCal source directory is placed on a Web server, it should just work, showing a sample calendar. To display your own calendar, just edit config.inc to tell iWebCal where it is.
- More modular. Much of the functionality previously found in the sample index.php file has been moved to a new iWebCal object. In addition, the HTML and CSS have been rewritten to make it easy to embed an instance of iWebCal in another page. Now you can instantiate an iWebCal object, tell it to display itself, and get not only the calendar but all the controls as well.
- Session storage protection. iWebCal can be demanding of server storage space when there are a lot of simultaneous users, since it indexes calendars and stores the index in PHP session storage. In extreme cases this might overload a servers disk space. v2.0 allows the administrator to set limits on this storage space so that doesnt happen.
Enhancements:
- Fixed a bug that caused popup-event-info.php to display an error rather than the requested content
- Added a line to main.inc that sets gc_probability so session cache files are cleaned up more often.