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MultipartHttpServletRequest provides multipart/form-data parsing capabilities and easy handling of file uploads for Servlets and JSP. It implements HttpServletRequest so that it may be used as a normal Servlet request object.
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A close implementation of the Java's AWT public library API for HTML. With HtmlAWT you build an event driven, component based tree which is used to code HTML web pages, forms, tables from a Java application. HtmlAWT is standalone library.
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A fully customizable survey poll system entirely based on jsp which stores any number of polls into a database
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The PoolMan library and JDBC2.0 Driver and DataSource provide a JMX-based, XML-configurable means of pooling and caching Java objects, as well as extensions for caching SQL queries and results across multiple databases.
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Developing JavaServer Pages (JSP)? Tired of writing the same code over and over again (e.g. displaying a calendar)? Take this custom taglib that contains nice and practical tags for rendering dynamic content from JavaServer Pages.
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Gson is a Java library that can be used to convert arbitrarily complex Java Objects into its JSON representation.
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MiniPortal is a lightweight JSR-168 compliant portlet container. It does not aim to be a substitute for an enterprise portal, but rather a JAR library with minimal dependencies that can be included in any Java web application.
