As a web programmer in java, I spend my time compiling with maven, updating and commiting to subversion, stopping and starting the tomcat, viewing tails of logs, and a lot of executions of scripts.

After programming for the iPhone I wanted to program something in Objective-C so starting from the idea of Tomcat Controller I have developed an application that can run scripts and view results in a new tab if you want. For example, you launch a tail of the log of tomcat in a new tab and without having to open new tabs you can launch and stop the tomcat.

A couple of weeks ago we were foretelling its release but now we can say that LonelyID service is a reality!

LonelyID is an innovative online authentication service that operates on the OpenID standard and gives you maximum security to access all your web apps and web services.

Its main feature compared to other OpenID services is to generate random passwords on your own mobile phone (using LonelyID Mobile app) and valid only for a short time period (OTP). No need to remember passwords anymore. All your access will remain safe and always confidential.

Go to the homepage of the service, www.lonelyid.com to know more about its operation.

Or download the app Lonely Mobile for iPhone / iPod Touch and activate your new LonelyID identifier. Very easy!

We’re really excited to (almost) announce LonelyID, a new form of online authentication. With it you will not need to remember passwords anymore.

LonelyID is an authentication system that provides you access from any Internet-enabled computer to all those web applications compatible with OpenID in a completely secure form and with no need to remember any password by simply installing an application called LonelyID Mobile on your phone.

In short LonelyID Mobile will be available for iPhone and iPod Touch devices. Follow us on twitter to find out about the LonelyID world-wide release.

For more info visit: www.lonelyid.com