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A Lightweight XML DTD and Style-Sheets for the structuring of Resumes and Job Listings. The purpose is to implement a simple and balanced data exchange format between job seekers, employers, recruiters, and listing services. This project is ON HOLD at
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This is a simple java based interface to the Open Directory Project. (www.dmoz.org) The java class supplied can retrieve data from dmoz on a request per request basis to give your site access to dmoz data.
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IncendiaryBlue is a lightweight content management system that uses standard data and data structure formats to represent content structure and content. It is Java for platform independence, and utilizes tags to incorporate content into HTML pages.
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AutoCRUD is a Java framework that can generate web application scaffold code from a database schema, similar to RoR. It uses the standard Maven2 web project structure, Spring for MVC, and Velocity for templating. Currently works with MySQL.
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doXfolder
Document Management System
Document Management System created using JEE6 -
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Timedex is a project that uses Wikipedia data to display an indexed and searchable time line of events in an easy-to-use web app.
