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Web menuing framework for JSP and Struts based applications. Menus can be defined in an XML file (or database tables) and displayed through the use of JSP tags. Support for dynamic javascript menus is included.
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A simple food ordering web application. It's especially tought for schools, conferences, seminars. It provides automatic per-classroom check-out with custom meal time. Multiple food delivery providers are supported.
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Velocity2Js transforms Velocity templates to JavaScript functions. These functions can be easily integrated in any ajax-based Web Application. The context used in the velocity templates can be passed as an associative array (eg. JSON).
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The Java API search engine will allow users to search for Java classes that may be useful in the development of their current project
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A small but very useful vector graphics drawing program. A picture can be drawn by multiple people simultaneously over a network connection. If you know how complicated it is to explain something via instant messaging, you know why you need this tool.
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sindhbase project's aim is to allow the people anywhere in sindh to upload informative content to a central place so that new information is available to other people. Information can be a video showing how to switch a wound, or a book in word.
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SimpyTools is a collection of various software for using, enhancing the http://simpy.com/ social bookmarking service. The software includes libraries in various programming languages, for using the REST API of simpy.com, but also a FF extension and more.
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Forrest Plugins are plugins for the Apache Forrest publishing framework that cannot be housed within the Apache Forrest (http://forrest.apache.org) project due to license incompatabilities with the ASL.
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This project has evolved into four main components: J2EE utilities; Austin, a Groovy Game Scripting Library for JME; Script formatter for screenwriters; and the core library utilities.
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Public Timestamp - a project to certify the existence of files at a specific date. This software is used for http://publictimestamp.org.
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This is a PHP/Mysql tool for managing your homepage, you can create dinamyc and static version of your site.
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jStates is a java library for easy state machine design and implementation.It uses XML to define states and state transitions. jStates is aimed at easy integration with desktop J2SE applications, Struts, Commons Validator, Web and other J2EE technologies
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The system for Freenet (The Free Network project) that allow to publish, edit, and create the content of a MediaWiki.
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Imre is a web application which combines features of a blog, a forum, a wiki and a version control system. It documents the development of an idea over time, and records the interplay of discussion and revision in that evolution.
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Colander is a Java application which acts as a scripted personal Internet agent (performance of arbitrary scripted tasks through the provided framework.) Access is possible through a standard web browser.
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IMS.Server is an image repository application, which allows to remotly upload, maintain context, categorize, manage and publish images and photos to single users, user-groups or to the public in a controled and secure manner.
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A largely text-based web-browser with a graphical front-end written in Java/Swing. It is a careful mix between a text-editor and a web-browser. MAJOB comes with on-board file-downloading widget and image viewer for dealing with images.
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Diamond PHP Framework is a PHP java-like classes framework, designed to ease life for a day-to-day PHP web programming, based on PHP5 programming language. Designed to build powerful web applications with ease.
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WebCloud is an implementation of a dynamic tag cloud alike the well-know tag clouds getting more and more popular. In comparison to tag clouds WebCloud automatically counts the hits on web pages and creates/displays this cloud whenever you want.
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RSS->IMAP server is a basic IMAP server implementation that allows you to browse your RSS feeds like emails. This is perfect for adding basic RSS functionality to older email clients that do not have RSS readers built in such as Outlook 2003.
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JIGS is a java based set of tools for creating hierarchically organized web image galleries. JIGS strives for complete flexibility in layout by allowing users to supply templates, or write their own extensions.
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Seam(less) is an open-source web application framework created by Hakano. Seam(less) provides a powerful toolkit for building Web2.0, Ajax-enabled web applications using declarative markup.
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Elodie is a secured over network archive application. It features SSL connection, CRC checking, incremental backup, differences computing.
