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    ...Simplifies Java development by providing jQuery like interface to work with Lists, Maps, Files and any other Object. It is a wrapper over the OGNL project which was developed as part of the OpenSymphony project.
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    SnapMan is a tiny java program with an integrated timer (opensymphony quartz). It takes snapshots of your desktop in regular intervals and saves it into a specified folder. Intervals and target folder is made configurable. Cron/At compatible expressions.
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    PropertySet 1.4 from OpenSymphony does not support Hibernate3 very well.PropertySet-Ext fully supports Hibernate3 by extending PropertySet.
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    [Attention]: WebWork has moved to http://sf.net/projects/opensymphony. WebWork is a web application framework for J2EE. It is based on a concept called "Pull HMVC" (Pull Hierarchical Model View Controller).
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