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Soy Beans is an HTTP request processing framework written in Java. Written as an alternative to frameworks like Struts and Stripes, it provides a robust and extremely flexible API enabling rapid deployment, and dynamic configuration.

...Domain Name System Security Extensions Servlet API Package The javax.servlet.http package contains a number of classes and interfaces that describe and define the contracts between a servlet class running under the HTTP protocol and the runtime environment provided for an instance of such a class by a conforming servlet container.

A Java framework for the creation of REST services. Krest is built upon Spring MVC and offers an enterprise scale solution for REST services. Please visit http://javakrest.sourceforge.net/ to find the demo app, or download the core library.

Web Integration System for Java development. This is a set of apis and java and jsp modules that allow to be integrated into a web environment to enrich the content and interaction (user registration, showcase, forums, etc.).

SCAM is a development environment for building metadata stores for RDF and the Semantic Web. SCAM is built upon international technology standards and metadata standards. Such as RDF, Dublin Core, IEEE/LOM and IMS.

IDE and php-modules that allow development of your web-projects with RAD system and php, in the full object orientied environment.

This site is intended as a location containing a suite of tools to (1) Aid in the design of db APIs to be utilized in a J2EE environment and (2) generate stubs for the db API, Java classes and SQL DDL necessary to support the MVC pattern and the Data Own

Xenei.Imago blends servlets with XML transforms. Imago provides access to the servlet environment from the XSLT extension elements framework of Xalan and the emerging standards. Imago is well suited for integration of web services to legacy systems.

The concept behind the 'Applications via XML' (AVX) architecture is to allow applications to become more flexible in the way they go about performing their duties. The essential idea is to avoid 'hard-coding' instructions into an applications' source