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An open source portal solution in Java. pulse is a framework on top of the Servlet API providing easy to use and easy to extend patterns for creating browser based applications and websites. Moreover pulse delivers a set of out-of-the-box components, e.g. CMS, shopping, user management. Key features: - Cross-platform, implemented using Java technology. - Completely written using Java 6

...With AJAX at the center, and a "Render-On-Load" servlet that can start loading from any element in the tree, you can always ensure that you can provide a secure, cross-browser web application. By Default, Server-Side-Only development is more secure than any other method out there. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKmp3cltVruaBZtGU5VH_Lg

ItsNat is a Component based AJAX Java Web Application Framework.No XML programming,no mixed view/code,no custom JavaScript.Only pure HTML,pure Java and server centric Swing-like programming with W3C standards where "The Browser is The Server"

The AXEL framework extends XML and HTML, adding "xml actions" that perform tasks during page processing. Goto http://xmlactions.org for a full description of how it works. Actions can be as simple as inserting a page, to as complex as building query results from external data sources. The Axel Framework project consists of different components: * axel-actions (core framework) * axel-mapping (a mapping tool built on axel-actions) * axel-pager (a web page builder built on...

Scooter framework is a high-productivity full-stack Java web framework. With Scooter, you can build RESTful database-backed web applications in minutes in Java. You will enjoy Ruby-on-Rails-like development style and much more.

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.

WIN-Servlet is a web application framework that supports a windows-like program structure. A browser has its own session-context and window-stack. Supports: component-based dialogs (FORM), input validation, standard HTML/JavaScript pages, servlet API 2.2