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karma mvc framework

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There will be no new release of karma-mvc and karma-jcr anymore. It is not actively supported anymore. Please have a look at: http://blog.inceedo.com/articles/2006/01/07/the-end-of-the-karma-framework karma is a lightweight and simple to use j2ee open source (BSD) application framework intended ... [More] for rapid application development. It currently contains two components "common" and "jcr". The "common" component is the framework core and is based on the well known model view controller (mvc) pattern. Key features of karma "common": Less xml description through convention over configuration approach (in fact a xml descriptor is optional) Easy to test (mock objects are provided) Easy to learn because it uses simple POJO actions, interceptors and filters Less overhead and complexity Less coding, quicker results Less web-centricity and no container bindings Autowiring of dependencies (spring framework integration) Ajax capabilities The "jcr" component is a simple API to persist Java Bean objects to a Java Content Repository (JCR). Therefore it is an JCR Object Persistence Framework. Key features of karma "jcr": Multi domain repository layout Integrated user management No XML mapping Out-of-the-box object persistence Works with karma and other webapplication frameworks (spring framework integration) [Less]

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jmacaddressbook

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This project aims to deliver Java APIs that can pass communication to Apple's C-based address book APIs. This would enable developers to have a Java API similar to apple's C ones, in order to access, control and modify the address book Will be done using JNI

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JGameLibrary

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  Analyzed over 2 years ago

JGameLibrary is LGPL library in Java for games or any other desktop applications. It (will) include preferences editor, I18N, other common routines for applications, physics and graphics engine.

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nFlow

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Standards-based, Java-based workflow engine and associated client programs and tools.

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Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java (MTJ)

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The goal of the Mobile Tools for JavaTM (MTJ) project is to extend existing Eclipse frameworks to support mobile device Java application development.

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groovy-rfid

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Integrating Groovy scripting with the Sun Java System RFID Software and the Java Distributed Data Acquistion and Control framework to manage a task integrating badge authentication, RFID object recognition, human sensing and alarm actuation.

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Mistral

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Mistral is a high-level imaging engine for the Java� Standard Edition platform (J2SE). It has been designed as an abstraction layer over the real imaging engine, that can be freely choosen among one of the most popular around (e.g. JAI, ImageJ), thus allowing the programmer to focus on the ... [More] algorithm, without wasting time on implementation details - a sort of extension of the WORA (Write Once, Run Anywhere) concept. Mistral goes even further, by providing a simple-but-effective ImagingProcessor which is able to schedule well-written image processing algorithms in different computing scenarios: from the single CPU, to the multi-core, up to the Sun Grid Computing Facility. Also cheap, local multiple node clusters based on Jini� and Rio technologies are supported. [Less]

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gervill

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Message from the owner(s) Version 1.0 released, source code can be downloaded here. You can download Gervill compiled for Java 1.5.0 or higher here: gervill.jar.

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hjpetstore

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Message from the owner(s) Re-architected hjpetstore v1 to utilize the latest technologies and designed as a reality enterprise application: JQuery fisheye, Spring MVC 3 Restful, Spring Security, Kaptcha, Hibernate 3.5, JBoss Cache 3 (alternative infinispan), JMS External Integration, GlassFish 3 ... [More] cluster, Mysql fail-over and cluster and Zabbix/Zapcat JMX monitor. [Less]

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Candy for Appfuse

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Candy for Appfuse, a set of eclipse plug ins allowing more comfortable use of Appfuse 2.0.

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