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Server per servizi Javascript dal browser. Nato come "educativo" è diventato utile per applicazioni Ajax e potenziare le JQuery. Non serve più per fare le pagine dinamiche di un sito conoscere linguaggi ad alto livello ma solo Javascript e HTML
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Simple Java AJAX Message Listener that I would classify as a template rather than a framework. Used for simple messaging between the browser and the server. All the files, including source code, are included and ready to be deployed on a J2EE App Server.
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Java Applet to display teletext/videotext pages within your browser or as standalone application. Supports EP1 and binary files, buttons to show controlcodes and concealed data.
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Frijole is a distributed, Java-based application architecture built around the Frijoje web browser. Rather than having a defined state, Frijole's rich, interactive user interface renders itself according to embedded Beanshell scripts in HTML pages.
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webdialog is a java Servlet/JSP framework for writing applications that use a standards based web browser (Mozilla 1.01+, IE 6+) to render their gui. The framework will make the fact that the application is browser based as transparent as possible.
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Muffin is a World Wide Web filtering system written entirely in Java that can filter any HTTP data sent and received by your web browser.
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