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Webstudio is an open source visual development platform that enables developers, designers, and cross-functional teams to build modern websites through a powerful visual builder while maintaining full ownership of their data and infrastructure. The project positions itself as a Webflow alternative but emphasizes openness, portability, and deep control over the generated frontend code. It connects to any headless CMS and exposes the full power of CSS within a visual interface, allowing users to fine-tune responsive behavior and styling without sacrificing flexibility. Webstudio supports both hosted usage and full self-hosting, giving organizations the option to avoid vendor lock-in. ...

Welcome to the home of the Apereo Central Authentication Service project, more commonly referred to as CAS. CAS is an enterprise multilingual single sign-on solution and identity provider for the web and attempts to be a comprehensive platform for your authentication and authorization needs. CAS is an open and well-documented authentication protocol. The primary implementation of the protocol is an open-source Java server component by the same name hosted here, with support for a plethora of...

Web application built using: a. Spring Webflow 2 b. Oracle (10G +) It implements commonly required functionality and is intended to act as a strong starting point for any web based business application.

This is a template application that implements a "conversational" extended persistence context: with Spring and Maven: - Annotation-driven Hibernate mappings - Configuration of the AOP-based service layer - A unit- and integration-test framework

WebFlow Navigation Manager (WFNM) is a lightweight J2EE web framework, that can be used on top of any other J2EE web framework or even with servlets and JSPs, that allows webflow definitions, server side navigation history and automatic session cleaning.

Webflow system based on the springframework mvc system. Using this system you dont have to change jsp's anymore when your navigation changes and you can stack multiple controllers as a result for one action.

The goal is to allow Java web developers to create workflow-like websites, moving away from the traditional page-based system to a website represented by states (screens) and transitions (links, forms...) and using AJAX to process the requests.