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ff4j
Feature Toggle for Java Platform made easy
FF4J, standing as Feature Flipping for Java, implements the Feature Toggle agile development practice. It allows you to enable and disable features through configuration at runtime with dedicated consoles and services. -
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FROG is an applicative framework which is intended for the development of J2EE-based webapplications for services.Intended addressees are Java-Developers who are involved in the development of service applications based on RDBMS.
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Web Fast Forms is a web application development framework for Java developers. The framework is targeting developers that are building administrative web applications. The product is well suited for applications that are form based and that use a RDBMS.
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Famework to persist an EMF object-graph remotely. It uses a SDO DataGraph over SOAP. It has a Hibernate based mediator to communicate with a RDBMS. In a intranet environment Eclipse RCP + this framework can form an alternative for RIA's.
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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.
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