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Umple is technology for Model-Oriented Programming. It adds abstractions such as UML associations, attributes, and state machines to object-oriented programming languages such as Java, C++, PHP and Ruby. A developer can use Umple in one of several ways. They can start with a pure model, containing only classes, associations, attributes and state machines, and then gradually add methods in one of the base languages to the Umple code base. Alternatively a developer can start with a normal...

The adventure php framework understands itself as a utility to implement object oriented and generic PHP web applications. It supports the developer to create programms in compliance with approved software design patterns.

The Pith PHP Framework is a web application framework written in PHP 5. Features planned for 1.0 are listed in the Readme; the current version of the Pith Framework is 0.5.7.2 (alpha release 22) The goal of the Pith Framework is to combine a simple to use (pithy) framework with an admin control panel. The Pith Framework puts everything it does into an easy to use variable named $pith. (Currently there are a couple other vars in the global namespace but they'll be gone in a few versions...

JavAjax is now at 1.4 beta version, for downloads and documentation please visit http://www.javajax.org

This is meant to be a simple, and basic class for generating html forms using PHP. It was designed to speed up the process of generating forms that have the most common controls.

Schema validation with simple dom php classes, that will check the xsd file before the xml based forms will accept any submit. The ajax wrapper should work with widgets to show any validation error to the form user.

FastForward is a library built on Apache Wicket that allows you to generate forms for objects edition/creation. The object to edit must define some metadata to allow FastForward to create a form as close as possible to what you could have done by hand

A simple JavaScript OO-based form validator for web-based interactive forms

DScripted is a JavaScript toolkit geared towards simplifying the development of highly dynamic web applications. The main component being a form validation framework which provides a non-obtrusive way of assigning javascript validations functions to

An easy way to create, manage and manipulate Web Form elements in PHP OO.

A web form control for ASP.NET developers. The control features two way data binding, automatic data type validation and includes client side logic and validation.

WST (Web Standards Tools) is a Javascript framework. The framework work in accord with the standards and to be cross-browser. The framework brings some tools not seen before, like the wst.windowControl and wst.formValidator - a powerfull form validator.

OsisForms: An OO component library/framework for creating and organising web forms. The aim is to make form building more enjoyible and productive. OsisForms Written in PHP (5), with accompanying JavaScript and CSS libraries and extensive documentation.

Tapestry 4.x component that eliminates the boilerplate code necessary to build a POJO edit form, using bean introspection to dynamically build these forms. Includes extra Java Persistence API (EJB3) and Hibernate Validator support for those who need it.

User message support, Web Application manager, MVC component structure, Session managing system, Request managing system, User authentificate, Template support, Tag extension, Internationalize, Input form validation, Data base abstract layer and others

PHP form elements for use in CMS/wiki/content rendering applications. Form elements are defined as classes and are template-engine ready. Methods for form/element creation/verification in code, and separate (subsequent, optional) rendering by a template.

A PHP5 Model/View/Controller framework including components for easy and extensible form validation, module and action level role and user-based security, support for the Smarty template engine and a layer on top of PEAR::DB for passing named parameters.