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Spring Layout is a Spring MVC extension and Tag Library which simplifies development of data-centric web applications. It provides rich declarative validation with tag integration, page/field level security & multi-panel/wizard style controllers & forms.
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The project goal is a development of an extensible framework that will allow other developers building simple but powerful rules engines for their application. The framework uses Inversion of Control (IoC) design principle.
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Framework that adds security functions to Java web applications. It is used as an add-on for Struts framework. It is written in Java and provides web-commands for java web pages and provides several security services such as sequence control invocation.
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LightObjects is a very lightweight but powerful Inversion Of Control container. Supports both setter and constructor injection styles, XML and Java API configuration. Highly embeddable – less than 25K jar file and no external dependencies.
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ExcelUtils, easy export report in excel by excelutils.It like velocity or freemarker, but it's script is written in excel to control excel format and data.
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Bean Security is an Access Control Solution for Java Beans. Bean Security enables you to configure access control to your Java Beans (including JSF Managed Beans and JPA Enities) based on the authenticated user and its roles via XML or Annotations.
