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...This type of report templates can be prepared in external editor, such as iReport. Also user can prepare report in internal format of ProReports (simple Visual Programming Language mixed with PHP5 and JAVA or Python). This give him very high flexibility because in this format there are almost no limits and this is the true power of this simple system.To the system we can attach own plug-ins written in PHP5 or JAVA. System is rather framework for programming reports (and not only - is a good tool for building REST API microservices) than drag&drop tool.

Java Batch Job Framework. The JBJF uses an XML definition file to abstract many of your common batch job parameters. The JBJF programming framework uses a task list concept as a divide and conquer strategy to simplify your batch job development.

Ulbora CMS 2.0 is the first MEAN stack CMS and blogging platform. It has switchable templates built with both Angular and server-side template engines like Jade, EJS AND Handlebars. It is built with Node.js as a MEAN (MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, Node) stack version using REST services. The legacy version 1.0.0 is built with Java, Spring, Hibernate and Spring MVC as the JSON REST services layer. Ulbora CMS includes versioning, a workflow engine, and a WYSIWYG editor. Ulbora CMS uses...

Simple order fulfillment system with flexible order decomposition and domain specific programming language for describing decomposition scenarios. Most suitable for Mobile Communications operators who are using Oracle BPEL and AIA technology.

MWT is an open source AJAX framework that makes developing ajax Rich Internet Application (RIA), with XUL widgets, as easy as programming desktops. MWT comes with event-driven XUL widgets for writing robust ajax browser-compliant RIA

Various separate modules facing typical programming challenges of Java business applications. Easily configurable using dependency injection of the Spring framework. Interfaces and generics used throughout. Downloads moved to www.jroots.com