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SSWAP (Simple Semantic Web Architecture and Protocol; pronounced "swap") is an architecture, protocol, and platform that uses reasoning to semantically integrate disparate data and services on the web. Running live at http://sswap.info.

Dynamic Presentation Generator (DPG) is a web CMS developed by the JAFU project at the University of Bergen, Department of Informatics. DPG is built around the concept of presentation patterns. DPG follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) software architecture pattern. This pattern isolates domain logic from the presentation, supporting modularity and separation of concerns of the components. DPG is built on Spring framework components, such as Spring MVC and Spring Security. Some features...

The purpose of this project is to demonstrate Information Card interoperability on heterogeneous platforms written using Java language to support Apache Tomcat, JBoss & SUN Application Server platforms running on Linux.

Smith is an open source, cross-platform ColdFusion® engine, written entirely in Java. Running on top of Java Runtime Environment and Java Servlet Container, it can be deployed virtually on any operating system and work with any web server.

OpenCms Simplified Chinese module is a language module running on OpenCms. It's developped according to Alkacon document.

EasyLVS is intended to make setting up/running a Linux Virtual Server (LVS) and cluster a snap. Web based administration make for easy setups. You can run the advanced server monitoring as a standalone server as well. Written in 100% java.

funcgen shall provide a web frontend to monitor and change the settings of a function generator. Its possible that the function generator is connected to a diffrent computer than the webserver the frontend is running at. Frontend is written in Java/JSP.

yalCMS (Yet Another Lean Content Management System) is a CMS especially intended for small, private websites running on a private or hosted server. Its main target is to provide an easy-to-use technology, so that everyone (even my mum) can use it.