AOP Alliance intends to facilitate and standardize the use of AOP to enhance existing middleware environments (such as J2EE), or development environements (e.g. JBuilder, Eclipse). The AOP Alliance also aims to ensure interoperability between Java/J2EE AOP implementations to build a larger AOP community. SourceLabs covers AOP Alliance as part of its Self-Support Suite for Linux and Open Source Java

If you’re a newbie in web development with Java, or when you’re looking for a basic example on how to do a data-driven web application with Glassfish V2 and NetBeans 6, this is where you'll find a great HOWTO.

SASH 2.0 Migration Guide Introduction This guide documents how to upgrade your existing SASH installation or application to version 2.0. Maven Repositories The Maven 2 repository that hosts SASH has been updated to host the new artifacts for version 2.0. The new version is at: http://maven.sourcelabs.com/sash-2.0/repository/ (The JDK 1.4-compatible build of SASH 2.0 has its own repository at: http://maven.sourcelabs.com/sash-2.0-jdk14/repository/ Please use this instead if you

SEAM is primarily designed to make EJB3 and JSF, two new J2EE technologies, work well together. Some people argue that an architecture based on Spring is preferable.

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No matter how tired and old J2EE may seem to be, Servlets are still the core technology for delivering web applications in Java, and a brand new version has been proposed. Asynchrony and annotation support are highlights.

The SourceLabs SASH stack for Java is a stack of lightweight enterprise app frameworks that deploy on a J2EE application server or other Java container. J2EE application standards define system services like transactions, security, messaging, etc. Commercial vendors have focused on providing the best qualities of service for these system services but not addressed application frameworks. While developers can build applications directly against the J2EE APIs, frameworks drastically reduce th

There are a number of open source competing Java (J2EE) development solutions. What are the strengths and weaknesses of popular options for similar tools and tasks? Presentation Goal Projects Comparison Javascript kits Yahoo! UI Library, Dojo, Prototype, DWR JavaScript Library Code Goal Projects Comparisons Templating engine freemarker, velocity, JSP+JSTL, sitemesh, tiles, Tapestry, Wicket Java Temp

From SourceForge site: Strecks is a set of extensions to the Struts web development framework aimed at Java 5 users. The aim of Strecks is to enhance the capability of Struts in terms of productivity and maintainability. Strecks makes use of Java 5 language features, in particular JSR-175 annotations, to simplify the programming model for Struts applications.

Facelets is a view technology that focuses on building JSF component trees.