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The Jcptbr is a framework for object-relational mapping written in the Java language. This framework addresses the problem of incompatibility between object and relational models, without the necessity of using xml for the mapping.

One of the requirements of current Semantic Web applications is to deal with heterogenous data. Data represented and stored using the Extensible Markup Language (XML) is almost ubiquitous and is the standard for data exchange. Resource Description Framework (RDF) is the W3C recommended standard for data representation. Being able to work with these two languages using a common framework is a great advantage and eliminates several unnecessary steps that are currently used when handling both formats.

JTools provides some useful tools and utilities for Java 5.0 development. Beneath some smaller utilities we have: a (Ant like) DAO framework (also including XML Repository) and a (JSP like) general purpose template generator and execution framework.

Pyjamas is a python to Javascript compiler, Widget set, Framework and Toolkit for Application development that runs on Web browsers. The developer need not know anything about AJAX: all the AJAX tricks, for all major browsers, are entirely taken care of.

The NOAP toolkit provides a collection of utilities to use for slightly more exotic development on the Common Language Infrastructure. NOAP includes a fast ORM, an Objective-C compiler for .NET, and much more. See the Web site for more information.

An implementation of the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern based on the Jakarta Struts Framework. Includes a core library (Horizon), a servlet container (Stratus), and a Server Pages Engine (Phase). Resembles the J2EE web container environment.

JEC is a Java Expression Compiler library (a JAR) that allows bidirectional expression evaluation and assignation (like book.pages[selectedPage].text). It was designed for mapping HTTP parameters to class fields in the model for a Java web controller.