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hexagoncms
JSP Content Management System
A modular, Java-based content management system. Modules include: - content - i.e. ordinary web pages - feed - i.e. blog or email list - event - i.e. an events calendar - download - i.e. for uploading/downloading files - links - i.e. a links page - gallery - i.e. photo galleries ...and several more. -
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The Standard Portlet Collection Project provides JSR-168 portlets which do not yet exist and which are reasonable for every community to use. At the moment we are developing an image gallery and a bannermanagement portlet.
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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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Ultra light yet useful CMS under 100 KB. Includes news, topics, photo gallery, templates, admin login, user/editor login, and many more features. Super simple interface with a flexable CSS based design is one of BN's strong points.
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jmailto is a tiny Java Applet which can be used to replace HTML's native "mailto:" tag. It aims to prevent Spam bots and harvesters from automatically collect (your) E-Mail addresses by searching the HTML source code of your page.
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APG is a Java 1.3 application that generates HTML photo-galleries. It allows the grouping of images into 'entries' that can optionally have descriptions for any of the images within. It's designed as a simple solution to web based gallery creation.
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SWIGS is a perl script for creating hierarchically organized web image galleries with automatically created thumbnails and for each image. SWIGS strives for complete flexibility in layout through templates and a simple Perl extension interface.
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