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• Barracuda
• Expresso -- most popular open source architectural framework, extends Struts -- lower costs and speed your application development; integrates with Jcorporate's collaborative community software.
• JPublish -- an open source web publishing and application framework.

• RIFE -- RIFE offers an alternative approach to comfortable and fast web application development. It has been designed for perfect separation of tasks during a development cycle. It consists out of a large collection of sub-frameworks like: web engine with integrated web continuations, customizable multi-format template engine (html, xml, sql, java, txt, ...) with support for transformations, content management framework, authentication framework, persistence layer with query builders and fault-tolerant JDBC wrappers and connection pooling, scheduler, configuration framework, application lifecycle management, ... and much more.
• Tapestry -- an open source web application framework very much unlike most other frameworks in that it doesn't use code generation and thoroughly separates presentation layer from business logic.
• Common-Controls -- Java� Presentation Framework based on Java Servlets, Java Serverpages (JSP�) and Apache Struts. The Presentation Framework contains the most common control elements like lists, trees, tabfolders, menus and forms, which are required for the development of J2EE� applications with HTML frontends.

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• Struts -- an open source MVC framework for building web applications.
• JSF

• Barracuda
• Expresso -- most popular open source architectural framework, extends Struts -- lower costs and speed your application development; integrates with Jcorporate's collaborative community software.
• JPublish -- an open source web publishing and application framework.
• RIFE -- RIFE offers an alternative approach to comfortable and fast web application development. It has been designed for perfect separation of tasks during a development cycle. It consists out of a large collection of sub-frameworks like: web engine with integrated web continuations, customizable multi-format template engine (html, xml, sql, java, txt, ...) with support for transformations, content management framework, authentication framework, persistence layer with query builders and fault-tolerant JDBC wrappers and connection pooling, scheduler, configuration framework, application lifecycle management, ... and much more.
• Tapestry -- an open source web application framework very much unlike most other frameworks in that it doesn't use code generation and thoroughly separates presentation layer from business logic.

• WebWork -- a open source web application framework for J2EE. It is based on a concept called "Pull HMVC" Pull Hierarchical Model View Controller). It supports an arrange of view technologies - XSLT, JSP, Velocity, Applet, Jasper Reports, and more. New version webwork2 add more features.
• web4j -- both a simple, effective framework and an example application. Use for creating small- and medium-sized web applications. Includes sample deployment, javadoc with links to syntax-highlighted source code, and a zip file of the development directory (includes source). Here is an overview. Assists in building both front-end and back-end.

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WebDevelopmentFrameworks

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MVC Frameworks

• Millstone -- Millstone is an open source user interface library for development of networked Java applications. It provides a terminal independent component model that can be adapted to different terminal types and user interface themes.
• Wicket -- an open source web application framework that focusses on simplicity, separation of concerns and ease of development. It supports non-intrusive templating, very easy reuse (just jar you pages and panels and go) and needs no XML configuration.
• wingS

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Swing-Like Frameworks

• Echo
• Millstone -- Millstone is an open source user interface library for development of networked Java applications. It provides a terminal independent component model that can be adapted to different terminal types and user interface themes.

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• Barracuda
• Expresso -- most popular open source architectural framework, extends Struts -- lower costs and speed your application development; integrates with Jcorporate's collaborative community software.
• JPublish -- an open source web publishing and application framework.

• Tapestry -- an open source web application framework very much unlike most other frameworks in that it doesn't use code generation and thoroughly separates presentation layer from business logic.
• Common-Controls -- Java™ Presentation Framework based on Java Servlets, Java Serverpages (JSP™) and Apache Struts. The Presentation Framework contains the most common control elements like lists, trees, tabfolders, menus and forms, which are required for the development of J2EE™ applications with HTML frontends.
• WebWork -- a open source web application framework for J2EE. It is based on a concept called "Pull HMVC" Pull Hierarchical Model View Controller). It supports an arrange of view technologies - XSLT, JSP, Velocity, Applet, Jasper Reports, and more. New version webwork2 add more features.