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Tudu Lists
 

Tudu Lists is an on-line application for managing todo lists. With Tudu Lists, todo lists can be easily accessed, edited and shared on the Web. It is a simple but effective project management tool.
Created over 3 years ago.

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Spring Python

Spring Python is an offshoot of the Java-based SpringFramework and AcegiSecurityFramework, targeted for Python. Spring provides many useful features, and I wanted those same features available when ... [More] working with Python. Several key features include: * Inversion of control * Aspect oriented programming * DatabaseTemplate * Database transaction management * Distributed remoting * Security You can pick and choose which parts to use. Visit the web site for more details. The main library of Spring Python as well the sample applications are released under Apache License 2.0, making it a business friendly library. The SpringWiki sample application reuses a set of style sheets written for mediawiki that are GPL. [Less]
Created over 3 years ago.

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gwt-ent

GWT ENTA Reflection, AOP, HTML template, UI Binding framework for GWT. This project aims to make it easier to do what you want to do with GWT, now, the fllowing things have been contained in our ... [More] project: Reflection Reflection for GWT, Support reflection of the following elements: annotation class field method constructor(constructor.newInstance()) meta data of class(Going to be deleted, please using annotation instead) Aspect-Oriented Programming for GWT Support AOP in Client side, coded by JAVA(not based javascript library). Support both aspectj annotations and @pointcut/Google-guice matcher class, Please see here for all interceptors in sample project. @Around @Before @After @AfterReturning @AfterThrowing HTML Template HTML template, Annotation based HTML template framework for GWT(HTML Template). UIBinding UI Binding, UIBinding framework from gwt-ent, Annotation or code based(UIBinding). Validate Support JSR-303, and the GWT way to support I18N JPA Annotations Emulation Give you ability to share domain classes between server side and client side. GWT UI Generator Please NOTE: It's under fully refactor. gwt ui generator(WhyUIGenerator HowToUseUIGenerator) Others gwt acegi integration(IntegrationGWTWithAcegi) Please note that, all source code available at: http://code.google.com/p/gwt-ent/source ShowcaseShowcase available at: Gwtent_Showcase The source code of showcase available at: SourceCode Please check this file to see how easy to create the following page: HTMLTplUIBindPage.java Need you helpWe need you join us, we need more function, better performance, more test case and more document. And if you got any issues, please log it at http://code.google.com/p/gwt-ent/issues/list Thank you. Change History20090620 Reflection talk to @Reflectable all the time and provide The ability to "fine-tune", you can setup if you need "relationTypes", "superClasses", "assignableClasses", this will help you reduce your final javascript size. meta data deleted from Reflection More features under test and coming soon! 20090503 Reflection support Annotation in a more nature way 20090405 gwtent-0.6 now available for download Annotation based HTML Template for GWT Reflection bug fixes 20081122 gwtent-0.5 now available for download The AOP framework in GWT Thanks to my wife, today is her birthday 20081104 gwtent-0.3 now available for download Reflection now support inherited Full support for inner Class Full refactor of com.gwtent.client.reflection., all reflection information are interface based. 20080920 gwtent-0.2 now available for download Reflection now support Annotation Click Here See the Test Class Full reflection test now available Click Here 20080906 GWTENT has been divided into three package(gwtent, gwtent-acegi, gwtent-ext) A sample project created gwtent-0.1 now available for download SVN Updated 20080406 UI generator gwt-ext editors 20080204 UI generator framework 1.0.0 RC1 20071228 finish Reflection Support 20071221 Add source Generator treelog support 20071218 gwt acegi integration [Less]
Created about 1 year ago.

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taffe

Technique Abstraction Factory for Enterprise
Created 12 months ago.

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dynamic-rule-security

This project is an extension of Spring Security and JBoss Rules ( Drools ) and allows a system to have dynamic rule based security that's context and request aware. Dynamic rules can restrict access ... [More] to specific fields, objects, and/or resources or setup custom ACL per field, object, and resource. For example: Imagine restricting access to a pojo based on the requested objects attributes. when trade : Trade(traderName == "Jack" && amount > $50,000,000 ) then retract(trade);Imagine restricting access to a field based on the context of the call and the attributes of the requested object! when trade : Trade(traderName == "Jack" && currentUser != "Jack" ) then security.setAcl("amount", NONE ); security.setAcl("account", READ | EDIT );This project allows all the business security rules to be centrally managed, and alleviates the different system tiers from dealing with security. For example, the presentation tier only needs to worry about following the set ACL rather than having business logic that decides what ACL to set. Additionally, the general premise of this project is to externalize the security rules from the code. This means the code should be rather free of the security logic. One way to do this is via AOP and annotations. The easiest way to start to use dynamic rules is by annotating your data retriever methods: @Secure(secureResult=true) public Trade getTrade( int tradeId ) {...}AOP is then leveraged to intercept the return value, apply security rules on it, and then return the secured object. We also include a JSTL Tag to simplify web development. <%= trade.getUserName() %> The reason to choose Drools is that it's a leading Open Source Rule Engine. The reason to choose Spring Security is that it provides a modularized, open implementation of a security framework. The project is not intending to reinvent the wheel with Drools or Spring, but rather build on top of what already exists and is generally accepted. [Less]
Created 12 months ago.

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beauti4j

Utilize conventions, code generation, templates, and best frameworks to simplify the implementing process of the web application on the Java platform.
Created about 1 year ago.
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