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HotBeans is a framework for Java bean modules that may be deployed, updated and rolled back in runtime, without interrupting ongoing transactions. Modules are packaged as simple jar files, containing deployment descriptor and application libraries.

Girders is an open source framework that enables Model View Controller (MVC) functionality for a multi-tiered software application communicating through SOAP web services. It allows the communication via an ASP.NET front end to a C# or Java back end

SUF-Sales Utility Framework can be used to build any sales based application development. This tool lets the develpors to concentrate only on the presentation-logic. The back end processing and business logic were taken care through the XML configuration

BeanView is a Java library for seamlessly rendering a JavaBean to a form and back. It includes a specification for the model and also implementation[s] for Swing and Echo 2.0.

By allowing you to simply and efficiently move data from Relational to Java Objects to XML and back again, Hydrate gives you the tools to merge, manipulate and report on data from your strategic and legacy reference data, and enterprise data warehouses.

Framework for Java developers allowing them to import configuration and settings from external files, manage the imports (access, add, delete and modify the settings) and export the changes back to files.

Status back provids a back mechanism for struts applications. Normally there is no way to know where you come from in a struts application. So it is also not possible to go back. This project offers a convenient manner for struts back mechanism.

An MVC framework to allow a configurable way to attach the html parameters to back-end proxies or POJO action model, without having the developers to write lots of codes in the web-tier. Besides, the views can be all written as HTML, XHTML or even XFrom.

Crackleback is a Java servlet framework for back-office business systems. Its goal is to address 90% of a system's function points, to cut development costs by 90%, and to permit the business analyst--not the programmer--to build 90% of the system.

Object Mapping Project (OMaP) proposes a way to define and to perform mappings of Java object instances. The objects could be mapped to a XML String, another Java object, database records, Swing screens, etc. And, of course, mapping back is also supported

Piggy back is a POC for a development technique targeted at Swing applications. The idea is that layers of services piggy back on another layer to provide maximum reuse and modularity. Consists of a API written in Java and wrapped a type 3 IOC engine

Ever wanted to create notes for pages on the web and be able to share them? This framework allows to create annotations to XML and HTML documents. Annotations are independent of presentation and can be traced back even if part of the document changed.

BackApps Server-OSGi is the back end server of the BackApps service that supplies all the functionality of the mobile applications in the BackApps realm

Web application providing analysis of biomedical relationships. Built using the Grails web application framework (http://grails.org/) with MySQL (http://www.mysql.com/) as a back-end datastore and utilizing R (http://www.r-project.org/) for statistical analysis. Developed by the Dana Farber Cancer Institute (http://compbio.dfci.harvard.edu/) and Entagen (http://www.entagen.com).