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Web Application Description Language - Specification and Tools
Weaver is a PostgreSQL fork which has been converted to a threaded connection model from the process connection model. This implementation is packaged as a shared library and loadable in Java via JNI.
Event(AJAX)-based Windowing Toolkit for web-based applications. This is a low-level API intended to be similar to AWT/SWING, except for web-based applications.
The intent of this project is to allow smooth integration between static and dynamic components of web applications.
This is a sample application providing a WebDAV File Server, demonstrating the usage of "WebDAV Support for JAX-RS" and "WebDAV Interop Filter".
This filter is applying workarounds for bugs in Microsoft's several WebDAV clients, thus making any WebDAV server accessable by Microsoft clients without any tricks in the server product.
This library is providing support for the WebDAV protocol to JAX-RS compliant frameworks. Using this vendor-independent extension, implementing WebDAV in own web services become rather simple.
This project is providing a sample application (JAX-RS and JPA based address book) showcasing the usage of "WebDAV Support for JAX-RS" and "WebDAV Interoperability Filter"
We propose a new enterprise portal architecture (Ajax Portal). We extend existing enterprise solutions which are based on standard JSR-168 and JSR-286. We don't use any bridges like JSR-301 and JSR-329 based. We use Ajax.
Advantages:
1) usage of standard Web applications without changes as Portlets (Widgets),
2) any portlet changes are doing without reloading of portal page.
http://code.google.com/p/ajaxportal/
beta version
This is a project to provide high level code, APIs and tools to help developers easily create Web Socket applications in Java.
Check the Website for much more information (on the right)
Status: Emerging !
This project is for sharing examples of code and sample applications related to WebLogic Server
