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The Spring Framework provides a comprehensive programming and configuration model for modern Java-based enterprise applications, on any kind of deployment platform. A key element of Spring is infrastructural support at the application level: Spring focuses on the "plumbing" of enterprise applications so that teams can focus on application-level business logic, without unnecessary ties to specific deployment environments.

Physhun is a Java framework for building and executing finite state machines in J2SE and J2EE environments. State models are defined as collections of Spring beans, and do not use proprietary modeling languages. The framework is simple and flexible.

This JAVA API helps create java web applications where static html pages can be read out to viewer. It helps people who are visually challenged partially. It is helpful to common people and children , too, and might work out great in educational site. It's fully customized and does not need developer to write a single line of code . All you need to do is to assign a specific id to the DOM element , whose innerHTML you want to be read out. Next release of the API will deal with many more...

The JWebSwing is a web framework designed for ease of use, and as simplistic as possible in design. Design your applications the same way you would design a Swing application! Annotate your CSS according to Java Objects, Fields, or even in-line. Utilizing the best open source available on the web, This framework combines the best components available freely on the web into a single, easy-to-use, and extremely powerful framework which is lightweight, fast, and easily maintainable...

This is a set of regular grammar inference libraries. It contains tools to visualise the resulting grammar as a finite state machine and to actively contribute to the inference process. The repository has now moved to https://github.com/kirilluk/statechum

A Java WEB application framework featuring: Flows (ie. components designed as finite state-machines usable as subflows, modal dialogs and components), a rendering engine able to refresh only changed parts of a web page via Ajax, and much much more ...

Java ThreadPool is a java framework which gives the user the possibility to execute a divided problem into a finite number of subproblems, execute each subproblems in an asynchronous way and combine the result of each subproblem in a final result for the initial problem. The division of the problem into subproblems and the combining the subproblems' results into a result for the initial problem, is the user responsability.

Blocking map is a Map that additionally supports operations that wait for a key to be available when retrieving an element. Blocking map acts as a synchronizer between producers and consumers in concurrent environment. Note: The project is now hosted on GitHub (https://github.com/sarveswaran-m/blockingMap/wiki)

This project has been moved to the Tungsten project, which contains a number of Tungsten technologies together. Please visit at http://sourceforge.net/projects/tungsten. This project will not be further maintained.

SimpleWebTest is an web auto test framework, which can simplify your coding auto test script. It supplies capturing web page element tool called UI Map. You can implement auto test script for ajax web site agilely, maintenance just spend little time.

AjaxTop provides a way to process XML on the Client. It provides a framework for mapping each XML element to a JavaScript object. It provides a way to extend HTML and interact with the server through AJAX.

Denebola is a Java EE view template system, which works like DHTML in server-side. Javascript (and other scripting languages) is used to manipulate 100% pure (X)HTML templates via CSS2 Selector style element filters to produce data-driven web pages.

GenDOM is a java component providing an easy-to-use wrapper for XML reading using SAX. If you specify a package name - a tree of classes according to the XML element names will be instanciated.