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logMethods webapp

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Site Studio is an online
Firefly is a Java servlet and
logMethods is a project/topic
FreeMarker provides an easy
template-based Web site
JSP-based database-driven
knowledge collecting and
way to get data from Java
creation tool. It's easy to
system for dynamically
sharing tool for uses like
servlets into Web pages, and
use for the beginner, and
generating internet or
knowledge management,
helps you keep graphic
yet featured enough for the
intranet sites. It allows
activity logging,
design separate from
professional Web developer.
any authorised user to
product/system descriptions,
application logic. To use
It includes many different
manage a section or add
research journals, document
it, you encapsulate HTML in
designs to choose from, many
content to a page without
tracking, etc.
templates. These get
different functional pages
any knowledge of HTML,
logMethods is designed for
compiled for you into
and plugins. Also features
handles all navigation menus
managing bits and pieces of
Template objects, which
Automatic image generation
automatically and can
information that is usually
generate HTML dynamically,
for buttons, logos and
enforce a site-wide standard
more suitable to be
using data provided by your
headers, and JavaScript
look and feel. It also uses
organized in hierarchical
servlets. The template
special effects.
beans and templates, making
model. logMethods is very
language is powerful and
 
it extremely flexible and
easy to use. It organizes
intuitive, the compiler is
 
easy to customise and extend.
data in the conventional
fast, and the output
 
 
folder-tree structure that
approaches the speed of
 
 
most of the computer users
static HTML pages.
 
 
are familiar with.
 
 
 
logMethods could also be
 
 
 
used as a analytical tool
 
 
 
for ontology, semantic web
 
 
 
research projects
 


Date: Jun, 27 2001


Date: Jul, 02 2000


Date: Nov, 28 2006


Date: Jul, 02 2000
Papyrus is a framework which
In objectJazz.mvc, the
 
 
integrates layouting,
procedure of system design
 
 
content management and
and application development
 
 
publishing. The main feature
consists of the tasks,
 
 
of Papyrus is the use of OO
performed in the following
 
 
methods to maintain data.
independent layers:
 
 
Complex layout and content
Presentation Layer
 
 
data can be inherited from
/HTML-design/ objectJazz
 
 
"parent" pages to
uses templates to control
 
 
"child" pages.
the applications
 
 
Features: Integration of
look-and-feel based on the
 
 
layouter, CMS and publisher;
single style or set of
 
 
Open Interface - extendible
styles. Your application can
 
 
system by adding new plugins
have any number of isolated
 
 
(components); Java/Swing -
and independent
 
 
runs on any platform which
HTML-interfaces that can
 
 
provides Java 2
have their own style and
 
 
implementation (Windows,
layout. This allows, for
 
 
Mac, Linux/Unix); Standalone
example, to change the view
 
 
or Applet (Browser)
presentation schema in
 
 
Application; Database
current shell transparently
 
 
connectivity - JDBC,
for the application. User
 
 
HTTP-JDBC; Databases
Interface Control Layer.
 
 
supported : MS Access, MS
Using the View
 
 
SQL Server 7, DB2 6, SQL
Controllers, you can design
 
 
Anywhere 5, PostgreSQL 7
and implement the schema of
 
 
(Oracle 8i in development);
generation the final
 
 
Data Exchange - each page,
documents and handling the
 
 
site and project can be
user-initiated events.
 
 
imported or exported as XML;
Model Connection Layer.
 
 
Multiuser - scalable.
ViewModellConnector allows
 
 
 
to create the
 
 
 
architecture-independent
 
 
 
communication between the
 
 
 
Model and ViewController
 
 
 
using the dynamically
 
 
 
defined model properties.
 
 
 
Model Layer. This layer
 
 
 
allows you to built an
 
 
 
optimal model without any
 
 
 
limitations in design or
 
 
 
implementation.
 
 


Date: Feb, 05 2002


Date: Apr, 25 2004
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