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    elCMS is a Java-based content management system (CMS) with open source. elCMS is based on the latest open source frameworks.
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    JOffline Blogger is an offline blogging client for wordpress and blogger. JOffline Blogger written in java and runs every platform which runs java runtime
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    This is a service to make it easier for users to post content to Yahoo! Meme. It does that by generating a bookmarklet which users can click to post what they are viewing at the moment. This project uses the simpleyql library and runs on AppEngine.
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    Free blog software written in Java. Easy to install, configure and support. Supports RSS feeds. Easy switching between different UI look & feel by predefined or custom skins.
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