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java web framework - annotations - pojo - NO XML - state-free - clean, technology agnostic urls - REST - invisible to the web-client - JSP, Velocity, FreeMarker (others pluggable) - annotations for JavaScript/CSS dependencies - create reusable compon

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Parking is a simple and easy-to-use web framework. It aims to build web applications rapidly. Parking includes two parts: 1) a tiny MVC framework using Java for server-side; 2) an object-oriented component library using Javascript for client-side.

wickettools-extjs is a library that integrates ExtJS, a client-side javascript library with wicket, a J2EE web framework.

TapFX contains a set of dynamic, skinnable, DHTML enabled, client-side state preserving web components for the Tapestry web framework.

Hijax is a web framework supporting AJAX-based development. It links Javascript client events to server code (Java), and allows modifying the page content from the server event handlers, even for standard HTML files (no serverside tags needed).

Facets is a web application framework that leverages a simple MVC architecture for the server side and a feature-packed Javascript component model for the client. The two pieces are designed to be seemlessly integrated for very dynamic AJAX-style apps.

Component based web application framework that renders web pages with Swing components.You can develope your web application without taking into account HTML and JS; map Swing applications to html, handling client events and each component persistence.

Parsec provides a JSP 1.2 tag library and an API for developing rich web applications. MVC is supported with the Page Controller pattern, where requests go to JSPs; no XML config files. Client-side form validation supported by JavaScript code generation.

Jandy is an internet development framework based on Indy, designed to make writing web clients and servers easier. Currently only the HTTP client and HTTP server frameworks are working, but other protocols will be included, like FTP, POP3, SMTP, etc.