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JSequencer is a development tool which autogenerates Sequence diagrams. It's ideal for design and debugging. Wire it with Spring and you can produce Sequence Diagrams without writing any code! The produced output can be viewed using SequencerUI(included
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Design by Contract with seamless integration into the Spring Framework, based on Annotations, AOP and a pluggable Specification Language (supports Expression Language (EL) with Extensions, Groovy, OGNL out of the box).
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AMP was inspired by RoR partials. It is a framework-independant Java API that enables processing of AJAX requests in a normal MVC pattern. It is currently integrated with the Spring framework to allow for easy configuration.
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JLeaf is a business & component oriented RAD platform for building enterprise-level application based on Spring framework. JLeaf provides fundamental modules (e.g.Organization,Security,Workflow,etc) by integrating mature open source technical frameworks.
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Fully Managed MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL ServerCloud SQL handles your database ops end to end, so you can focus on your app.
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A sample Java application that uses Spring/Hibernate/JSF using a service locater instead of the standard ApplicationContext.
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Hibernate Injector is an extension which enables dependency injection for managed entities. The motivation has come from the need to enable rich domain models, using Hibernate. HInjector works with Pico, Spring, Guice and even with your own DI provider.
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