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Web Flavor is Web framework like JSP that can be executed soon that operates with the Java Servlet container, and used the Scala language when writing. The Web application can be easily developed by using the XML literal.
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A tiny yet powerful web framework which supports web application. It's open and easily extended to support Mobile, Web2.0, Native application.
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jPersist is an object-relational persistence API with automatic mapping, and based on the ActiveRecord and DataMapper patterns. jWebApp is an MVC web application framework. Both are configuration and annotation free and can be learned in minutes
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The easyform is a Web application framework. EasyForm是一个能够通过简易方式快速构建应用系统的开源软件框架，适用于构建具有可视界面的与数据新增、修改、删除、查询、查看有关的数据库应用系统。
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PureJ Application Framework for J2EE. Simple and Fast Development Enterprise Web Application Framework implements SOA.
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Click Framework is an easy to learn and use J2EE web application framework. Click is designed for web app development by commercial Java teams. With Click developers should be able get up and running within a day.
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Ducky is the web application framework with many possibilities. Current status is a planning. For further information see the project homepage. This project will have more description when production process will be alive.
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Jigs for Java is a full-stack, web application framework (much like Ruby on Rails) built on Domain-Driven Design, Presentation Model, Model-View-Controller (MMVC more precisely), O/R Mapping, and AJAX. It utilizes familiar, existing, stable technologies.
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Struts-Wrapper is an extension to the Struts web development framework. It encapsulates the Struts business logic in a Spring based webapplication to use it as a component in Spring and as standalone Struts Application at the same time.
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View4J is a web framework with extensive use of declarative programming that allows the reuse of code with various layouts, allowing a rapid development of the front of a web application
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Helma is a web application framework. It offers support for various scripting engines, but still the Rhino JS scripting engine plugin is the only bundled plugin. This project offers a PHP plugin, allowing PHP developers to make use of the Helma web appli
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Apache Wicket is a component based Java web application framework. It has found a new home at Apache: http://wicket.apache.org Please visit us there to discover new releases, find support and learn more about Apache Wicket.
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Frame2 is an alternative to using Struts for web application development. Frame2 also supports web services in an MVC context.
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Domain Model Venture is an open source Java software for rapid application development based on a domain model. It has a domain model design tool, a domain model framework, a web framework based on Wicket, and a database framework based on JDBC.
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ELLECTRA-WeB Application Framework for building electronic Public Procurement systems using Model-Driven Development (IST Project co-funded by EU - #045153) Official web-site: http://www.ellectra-web.eu
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The Sitast(Simple Tapestry Stack) library project provides stack and ajax behaviour for the Tapestry java web application framework.
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Seam(less) is an open-source web application framework created by Hakano. Seam(less) provides a powerful toolkit for building Web2.0, Ajax-enabled web applications using declarative markup.
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The EchoPoint project provides a rich collection of web components which seamlessly integrate with the Echo Web Framework. EchoPoint, combined with the Echo Web Framework, provides the one of the simplest and richest frameworks for Web application devel
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The Struts/SourceForge site hosts sample applications and related components based on the Apache Struts Web application framework. Disclaimer: This site is not affiliated with the Apache Software Foundation.
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Jello Framework is an AOA based java web application framework,it includes many distinct viewpoints such as None Config, BPC Model,DMM persistence technology and so on,supports rapid web application building.
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MidwayMVC is a clean, simple and lightweight Model 2 web application framework for the rest of us. Its meant for websites that don't need Spring/Tiles or an Enterprise solution but that are still dynamic enough to benefit from the Model 2 structure.
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Calyxo encourages in MVC-Model2 Java web application development. It offers support for true modular applications, i18n, flexible view management, a powerful validation engine, and more. Calyxo's Struts plugins may replace Struts' Tiles and Validator.
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Rilio Framework is a small and simple Java AJAX web application framework. It uses event-based programming model, component-oriented design and clear common conception.
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WARFARE is a lightweight, extensible Web Application Framework to enable Construction and maintenace of web based applications without writing any Java code. A Web based interface allows for real time maintenance and tweaks to the system.
