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We are making progress on the next release of Leonardo, an open source desktop Java drawing program. One of the key features scheduled for the next release is a webservice that lets users save and share reusable symbols they've created. For example, someone could create a set of GWT mockup widgets, then share this set with others.
The challenge I face is that I'm mainly a client side developer...
J2EE
Why was my quest to find a webcounter implemented as a quality javabean so difficult? Is there no single place I can go to find these things?
