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J2eeBuilder automates JSP<->POJO<->EJB service calls via Comonent Definitions(XML). It includes utilities for merging (ejb-jar.xml) & packaging component/ear. It is certified as J2EE-Compatible by Sun Microsystems and is the kernel of Ohioedge CRM Se
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This project provides Java jee5 (jsf, jpa, jta) web application generation. It is a framework that builds a very customizable CRUD from a database with fonts and ant build script ready. Up to date code is always available from SVN.
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this is a small JSP tag library which allows you to create PDF documents within your JSPs. All you need to do is add the jar file to your lib folder under WEB-INF and the tld file in a tld folder under WEB-INF and you are ready to use the tags.
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xApps,an enterprise universal platform(BPM),facilitates non IT user to build IT solution flexibly by form desinger,workflow designer & report builder etc.(We moved this prject to a new place.
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XMACROJ is an XML based macro language used to assemble text files from re-usable XML components...originally developed to generate JSP/XHTML files, by-passing the need for JSP include directives
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Crackleback is a Java servlet framework for back-office business systems. Its goal is to address 90% of a system's function points, to cut development costs by 90%, and to permit the business analyst--not the programmer--to build 90% of the system.
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