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IRSA is a toolkit for Information Retrieval Service Assessment.
IRSA is a toolkit for Information Retrieval Service Assessment. It builds upon the Grails Web Framework and is developed at GESIS.
It implements two main functionalities: (1) A number of showcases that show the implemented services like a so-called Search Term Recommender and different science-model based ranking mechanisms and (2) an IR assessment module that let's one do an interactive evaluation of the retrieval services.
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.
Rydia is a web-based, AJAX frontend to the JSurveyLib survey engine. It provides an easy way to configure surveys / questionnaires and display them on a website. Rydia will work with any web framework because it integrates like an AJAX widget.
AJAX Enterprise Web Development framework. Simplified Service Oriented architecture following IOC and REST paradigms. Allowing in-program development allowing people to program in scripting languages manipulating Java APIs using KISS Class design.
Frijole is a distributed, Java-based application architecture built around the Frijoje web browser. Rather than having a defined state, Frijole's rich, interactive user interface renders itself according to embedded Beanshell scripts in HTML pages.