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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
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AIBench (Artificial Intelligence workBENCH) is a lightweight, non-intrusive, MVC-based Java application framework intended to fast develop desktop-based applications, specially focused in the scientific domain. See more on: http://www.aibench.org
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Control Root is a Java component framework that is designed to absolutely minimize dependencies and improve the design of Java applications: 1) Components make no reference to the framework API 2) All interfaces are 100% universal and framework managed
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Go From AI Idea to AI App FastAccess Gemini 3 and 200+ models. Build chatbots, agents, or custom models with built-in monitoring and scaling.
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The PACE framework is a leading-edge platform for developing context-aware applications. It was developed at the University of Queensland and the DSTC. For more information, http://www.itee.uq.edu.au/~pace/
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ZappWeb aims to provide a you a framework to start building secure Ajax-based web applications. It's based on the following web frameworks: Spring, Spring security and Zkoss.
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Client framework, written in Java, to assist developers building rich (Swing) and/or web applications.
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ogre4j is a project that enables the use of the OGRE (Object-Oriented Graphics Rendering Engine) library through JNI in Java applications.
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The open web architecture framework defines web applications in an eclipse based DSL editor. A code generator transforms the models into a Google Web Toolkit / Google App Engine project which can be customized by the developer.
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Secure File Transfer for Windows with Cerberus by RedwoodCerberus supports unlimited users and connections on a single IP, with built-in encryption, 2FA, and a browser-based web client — all deployable in under 15 minutes with a 25-day free trial.
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Jat is an easy to extend Java Open Source framework. It supplies modular and flexible basic functionality to develop Java applications, improving application start-up time. Jat Portal is an enhanced version for building a complete Web Application.
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SeaHorse is a annotation based framework that provides business layer solutions for java based enterprise applications.
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Damon is a Distributed AOP Middleware on top of a p2p Overlay Network. Its main aim is to offer the necessary abstractions and services to develop distributed aspects, and to provide scalability to existent or new applications transparently.
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My Java Utilities - Multi-purpose library for Java applications, aka me sharing my reusable application code for all of you to re-use at will.
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An framework for rapid development of web applications that emphasizes complete separation of markup from code, ease of use and seamless integration with Java.
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JVC is a tool for creating Java web applications. JVC creates the view and controller part of your web application (you are free to use any model implementation you like).
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An innovative development framework for Java Web development based on a combination of Domain Driven Design (DDD) and the application of Model Driven Architecture (MDA) techniques to a metaframework of Web Applications.
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JWSF - Java Windows Shutdown Functions API allows java applications to perform the following operations on most windows operating system, shutdown, restart, logoff, lock workstation. JWSF makes native calls using JNI. JWSF is subject to the LGPL license
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iJaNet is a J2EE-based framework designed for building distributed applications. However, it is very simple and does not requre deep knowledge of J2EE to be used in various projects. For a detailed information see http://www.janetframework.org
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Expand is an Open Source tool for easily developing professional Web applications. Is based on JEE5 standard technologies, annotations and pojos. Includes rapid prototyping features and a set of frameworks and wizards to ultra-fast creation of Web apps.
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OOWeb is a small Java HTTP server/library to allow superfast standalone web applications, mapping URL directories to objects, pages to methods and GET/POST arguments to method parameters. This offers true OO web development with no bulky container!
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Plugin Message Transport Protocol is a Library, Router for Plugin Messages. The Library makes it easy to build Applications that need to send messages to each other in a structured way.
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Spring of Eclipse is a (java, eclipse plug-in based) Framework for developers, that want to use the Springframework for RCP (Eclipse Rich Client Platform) applications. It makes possible to configure your spring beans eclipse like, via extension-points.
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A metadata driven framework allowing forms-driven, rich internet applications to be built quickly by developers in a declarative way (using XML). The framework currently supports GWT. Support for Adobe Flex is coming soon.
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The Jive API is a lightweight Java framework for writing IVR applications. The premise for the Jive API is to allow powerful IVR applications to be written without the user having to worry (or know) about the underlying IVR platforms.
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easyC provides a couple of services you can use to write your own OSGi applications (for example, user and roles management) and an application infrastructure (client/server) to which you can add your own bundles.
