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JS/UML is a plugin for the Eclipse IDE that reverse-engineers JavaScript code to a UML model which can then be used to generate documentation and other artifacts.
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The open web architecture framework defines web applications in an eclipse based DSL editor. A code generator transforms the models into a Google Web Toolkit / Google App Engine project which can be customized by the developer.
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JS4J is an extensible framework built on Java and XML that generates Javascript. It contains a built-in implementations to manage objects that have been generated by the framework, and can provide a scalable alternative to AJAX implementations.
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Multiform allows creation of Web Applications by defining their processes and business objects in a declarative XML-based language. It's made of a Javascript framework and an XSL compiler to get the application skeleton from the definitions.
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SG is an another next generation code generator which generates web-based java applications with Apache Cayenne RDBMS, Apache Struts 1.1, Displaytag 1.1 , AjaxTags support. It uses an excel user interface to gather beans and application data.
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