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This project about music advertising web application develope using JavaServer Pages technology. This project also implementing JavaMail that including in J2EE technology.
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The Core Object Rendering Engine is an extensible, template driven, web application platform and content manager. All data, including sql tables, are accessible from a tree of tied hashes. Branches can easily be incorporated into existing web pages.
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FreeCML is attempt to create free translator from C-HTML (PHP-like format, using native C for scripts) to pure C source of http-daemon.
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Compiles a file of reusable, context-overridable html/perl chunks into straight perl CGI. Project file can survive being edited in a wysiwyg html editor (eg Frontpage or Dreamweaver) for artistic polish. Tracks session data. MySQL integration optional.
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A mod_perl-based RPC API designed for ease of setup, ease of extension, and rapid development. Using Presto, you can develop a robust, fully "web-2.0" web application in a day or two. Oh and it scales. Take that, Ruby on Rails.
