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jWebBox2
A pure Object-Oriented JSP layout tool
JWebBox2.0.0 is a small layout tool used in Java server pages(JSP) projects, playing the same role like Tiles and SiteMesh, but it's pure Object-Oriented designed, no XML files, no Tags, it's powerful but simple(only 1 Java class) and easy to use, it can be used to build whole web site or only some page components. JWebBox2.0.0 is an open source software follows BSD license. Key features about JWebBox2.0.0: 1)Use Java classes, not XML file to present JSP layouts, the Java class be called "Box". 2)No conflict to other frameworks like Tiles/Struts/Spring MVC..., it can be used to build whole web site or only for few page components. 3)No Tags, no 3rd party jar library needed, 1 pure Box.java file do the all jobs Tiles did. 4)Layouts are created dynamically, it's easy to create or modify layouts at run-time. 5)Prepare method support static method, instance method and URL. -
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WebTheme is a Java-based presentation framework for developing reusable web components called themes. Themes are composed of JSP layout views and CSS skins. It is simpler to use and more object-oriented than similar frameworks such as Tiles and SiteMesh.
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