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The PalOOCa Project offers a fast, flexible and intuitive Office-based Business Intelligence solution based on Jedox. It provides an extension for OpenOffice.org Calc which allows both, read and write, access to data from within the Jedox OLAP Server via Calc. If used together with the Open Source Jedox/Palo OLAP Server it completes the Open Source MOLAP-Stack for Business Intelligence. Additionally to Jedox OLAP it is also (read-only) compatible to (almost) all OLAP servers supporting...

...It can import and export the XLS and XLSX file formats and nearly the full range of Excel formula functions are supported. Most basic features are implemented as well as some of the more advanced ones. The user interface is written entirely in JavaScript and its server-side API is pure Java based on the OpenXLS spreadsheet engine. Neither the client nor the server needs Excel or any browser plugins. Sheetster is primarily intended for developers who want to integrate spreadsheets into their web applications. Towards that end it provides a server-side API for document storage connectors and a rich REST API for manipulating open spreadsheets. ...

DocsFree is the first and only open source java-based Docs App Server. DocsFree is offered as an alternative to proprietary Docs solutions MS Office Online and Sharepoint, as well as to proprietary Docs SaaS offerings such as Google Docs.

You want to render an Excel file inside web browsers and allow users to edit information in cells... Workbook Tag has been designed to simplify this scenario. MSOffice is not required ! Ajax interact with server (Excel, Editor, Tag, HTML Converter, JSP)

SameDesk is a common workspace for web applications. Supporting applications written in AJAX, Java, Flash, & Server-generated HTML, it lets applications across domains work together for the users via a familiar window GUI delivered via web browsers.