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Chunk, an HTML Template Engine for Java
Clean, powerful templates for Java
A powerful Java Template Engine, great for building HTML or XML docs. Chunk can handle many other needs and situations as well. In-tag filters & default values, multiple snippets per file, layered themes, macros, conditional includes, localization & more. -
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Wimp is the acronym of Web Image Manipulation Program. This project follow two lines of interest. First, there is the managment of canva with DOM concepts (javascript). Next, there is the managment of images (files, rendering...etc) for servlet usage.
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Translates standard jsp/jsf code into facelets compatibile pages. Allows you to use your current jsp/jsf editor to develop facelets appilcations. Includes maven task and eclipse builder plugin.
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The WebEditor application is a Applet Text Editor and File Manager for Managing Files and Editing them without the need for a client side FTP or TextEditor. The Applet has syntax colorizator for most web scriptin languages.
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