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48	=== Twoday Antville ===
50	A feature rich, industry-proven blog hosting software based on Antville. TwodayAntville\|http://twodayantville.org/ is an expandable weblog hosting system built on Helma that has some of the software running at twodayfeatures of a full grown content management system.net, Antville scales very well up to several thousands of weblogs and is very easy to use while offering a german-speaking weblog lot of advanced features that make it even capable for hosting platform hosted and developed by Knallgrauother types of websites.
53	=== Antville Twoday ===
55	A feature rich, industry-proven blog hosting software based on Antville. AntvilleTwoday\|http://antvilletwoday.org/ is an expandable weblog hosting system built on Helma that has some of the features of a full grown content management systemsoftware running at twoday.net, Antville scales very well up to several thousands of weblogs and is very easy to use while offering a lot of advanced features that make it even capable for german-speaking weblog hosting other types of websitesplatform hosted and developed by Knallgrau. Knallgrau also offers an extended commercial version called Twoday Media\|http://www.knallgrau.at/solutions/socialsoftware/twoday-media.
78	=== Axiom ===
79	Axiom\|http://axiomstack.com/about/ is a commercial fork based on Helma, a framework with a JSR-170 compliant embedded database, support for TALE templates and many other out-of-the-box features.
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=== JavaScript Template Engine Engine, Velocity and FreeMarker ===

A flexible templating engine that is written entirely in Javascript and is backwards compatible with Helma 1.x 5 skins and macros, but adds additional statements such as loops and conditionals. The *JavaScript Template Engine* is implemented as a library for Helma 1.5,. but is intended It has not yet been updated to become the basis of be compatible with the templating engine for new features added to Helma 21.6 skins and macros.

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33	Warp repository\|http://helma.org/pipermail/helma-dev/2007-May/003571.html is a repository providing virtual prototype directories and type.properties files based on existing database schemas. You need to have correct primary and foreign keys set in your database for this to work.
34	and type.properties files based on existing database schemas. You need
35	to have correct primary and foreign keys set in your database for this
36	to work.

Version 15 by zumbrunn on 14. December 2007, 18:49

Another browser based soft-coding framework, offered as a hosting service. The AppJet *AppJet|http://appjet.com/* site itself runs on Helma, providing the environment in which the apps are developed, while the resulting apps themselves are served directly from a custom developed Rhino virtualization engine.

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31	=== JavaScript Template Engine Warp ===
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33	A flexible templating engine that is written entirely in Javascript and is backwards compatible with Helma 1.x skins and macros, but adds additional statements such as loops and conditionals. The JavaScript Template Engine is implemented as a library for Helma 1.5, but is intended to become the basis of the templating engine for Helma 2.
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33	===Warp repository\|http://helma.org/pipermail/helma-dev/2007-May/003571.html Velocity Extension ===is a repository providing virtual prototype directories
34	and type.properties files based on existing database schemas. You need
35	to have correct primary and foreign keys set in your database for this
36	to work.
35	VelocityExtension\|http://adele.helma.org/source/viewcvs.cgi/extensions/velocity/README.txt?rev=HEAD&cvsroot=hop is a Helma extension that integrates Velocity, a powerful open source template engine into Helma.
37	=== JavaScript Template Engine ===
39	===A flexible templating engine that is written entirely in Javascript and is backwards compatible with Helma 1.x skins and macros, FreeMarker Extension ==but adds additional statements such as loops and conditionals. The =JavaScript Template Engine is implemented as a library for Helma 1.5, but is intended to become the basis of the templating engine for Helma 2.
41	For those looking for even more templating alternatives, Jürg Lehni also implemented two Helma extensions. VelocityExtension\|http://adele.helma.org/source/viewcvs.cgi/extensions/velocity/README.txt?rev=HEAD&cvsroot=hop is a Helma extension that integrates Velocity, a powerful open source template engine into Helma and FreeMarkerExtension\|http://adele.helma.org/source/viewcvs.cgi/extensions/freemarker/README.txt?rev=HEAD&cvsroot=hop is a Helma extension that integrates FreeMarker, a another powerful open source template engine into Helma.
64	=== AppJet ===
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66	Another browser based soft-coding framework, offered as a hosting service. The AppJet site itself runs on Helma, providing the environment in which the apps are developed, while the resulting apps themselves are served directly from a custom developed Rhino virtualization engine.
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70	=== Junction ===
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72	Junction\|http://code.google.com/p/trimpath/wiki/TrimJunction is a Rails-like, offline-capable MVC framework that runs both client side on the browser and server-side on top of Helma. It synchronizes code and RDBMS between the two sides. On the client-side it leverages Google Gears.
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75	=== CouchDB ===
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77	Joshua Paine ported the CouchDB javascript lib\|http://grazia.helma.at/pipermail/helma-user/2007-December/007244.html to run on the Helma server-side. CouchDB is a document database server, accessible via a RESTful JSON API, which is what this Helma server-side lib leverages.
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Version 13 by hannes on 16. November 2007, 13:47

13	HelmaSwarm\|http://adele.helma.org/download/helma/contrib/helmaswarm/ is a tool to build Helma clusters, a group of Helma instances forming one virtual server. HelmaSwarm uses asynchronous JGroups communication to distribute/coordinate cache and session state.

Version 12 by zumbrunn on 09. July 2007, 14:20

*Jala|https://opensvndev.csieorf.orgat/traccgitrac/jala/* is an open-source collection of JavaScript modules for Helma Object Publisher, written and maintained by ORF.at and licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. Jala modules include support for GNU gettext compatible internationalization, asynchronous request dispatching, HopObject collection rendering, and *much more|https://opensvndev.csieorf.orgat/traccgitrac/jala/wiki/JalaModules*.

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5	=== Jala ===
7	Jala\|https://opensvn.csie.org/traccgi/jala/ is an open-source collection of JavaScript modules for Helma Object Publisher, written and maintained by ORF.at and licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. Jala modules include support for GNU gettext compatible internationalization, asynchronous request dispatching, HopObject collection rendering, and much more\|https://opensvn.csie.org/traccgi/jala/wiki/JalaModules.
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3	HelmaLib HelmaLib is included with standard Helma installations and is a Javascript library considered to be of universal usefulness for all Helma application development. It consists of two modules, a core module that extends core Javascript prototypes and a "helma" module that contains additional prototypes, providing additional functionality not provided directly by Helma's core environment.
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10	HelmaSwarm HelmaSwarm\|http://adele.helma.org/download/helma/contrib/helmaswarm/ is a tool to build Helma clusters, a group of Helma instances forming one virtual server. HelmaSwarm uses asynchronous JGroups communication to distribute/coordinate cache and session state.
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12	http://adele.helma.org/download/helma/contrib/helmaswarm/
15	HelmaGroups HelmaGroups\|http://helma.org/stories/77390/ is a Helma extension that puts several helma servers into a group and makes them share data in their memory over the network. A new global object "group" is added to the scripting environment and all changes in that object tree are immediately replicated to all members.
17	http://helma.org/stories/77390/
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22	Rhinola Rhinola\|http://mod-gcj.sourceforge.net/rhinola.html is a very thin server-side JavaScript execution framework running on top of mod_gcj, a module for Apache to run Java code via GCJ directly within the web server. Rhinola is a fresh implementation of a Helma core and formed the basis for the development of the Helma 2.0 development branch.
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24	http://mod-gcj.sourceforge.net/rhinola.html
27	Rabbit Rabbit is a framework that provides a clean and simple way to script the object-data structure of a Helma application and automates the mapping of that object structure to a relational database, including the automatic setup of that database.
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34	A flexible templating engine that is written entirely in Javascript and is backwards compatible with Helma 1.x skins and macros, but adds additional statements such as loops and conditionals. It The JavaScript Template Engine is implemented as a library for Helma 1.5, but is intended to become the basis of the templating engine for Helma 2.
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36	JavaScript Template Engine
39	VelocityExtension VelocityExtension\|http://adele.helma.org/source/viewcvs.cgi/extensions/velocity/README.txt?rev=HEAD&cvsroot=hop is a Helma extension that integrates Velocity, a powerful open source template engine into Helma.
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41	http://adele.helma.org/source/viewcvs.cgi/extensions/velocity/README.txt?rev=HEAD&cvsroot=hop
44	FreeMarkerExtension FreeMarkerExtension\|http://adele.helma.org/source/viewcvs.cgi/extensions/freemarker/README.txt?rev=HEAD&cvsroot=hop is a Helma extension that integrates FreeMarker, a powerful open source template engine into Helma.
46	http://adele.helma.org/source/viewcvs.cgi/extensions/freemarker/README.txt?rev=HEAD&cvsroot=hop
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51	A dynamic wikiesque web site framework built on Helma. Gobi Gobi\|http://gobi.helma.org/ aims to provide a platform for Wiki applications as well as applications including Wiki-like features and provides simple yet powerful base classes that can be extended to do any imaginable thing.
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53	http://gobi.helma.org/
56	A feature rich, industry-proven blog hosting software based on Antville. Twoday Twoday\|http://twoday.org/ is the software running at twoday.net, a german-speaking weblog hosting platform hosted and developed by Knallgrau.
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58	http://twoday.org/
61	Antville Antville\|http://antville.org/ is an expandable weblog hosting system built on Helma that has some of the features of a full grown content management system. Antville scales very well up to several thousands of weblogs and is very easy to use while offering a lot of advanced features that make it even capable for hosting other types of websites.
63	http://antville.org/
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68	A soft-coding web site framework built on Helma. OpenMocha OpenMocha\|http://openmocha.org/ web applications are written through a web-based interface that wraps pieces of server-side and client-side code around content objects. These behaviors are inherited by other child objects in the hierarchical content tree and can be overridden at any level.
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70	http://openmocha.org/
73	Chopper Chopper\|http://blog.p3k.org/stories/3143/ is a client-side Javascript library that provides methods and features to emulate the Helma scripting environment on the client-side. It effectively allows you to write client-side applications the way you would write them on the server-side using Helma.
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75	http://blog.p3k.org/stories/3143/

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5	http://dev.helma.org/Wiki/HelmaLib/
33	http://dev.helma.org/Wiki/Rabbit
40	http://dev.helma.org/Wiki/JavaScript+Template+JavaScript Template Engine/

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5	http://adeledev.helma.org/sourceWiki/viewcvs.cgi/modulesHelmaLib/

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50	=== FreeMaker FreeMarker Extension ===

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29	=== Rabbit ===
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31	Rabbit is a framework that provides a clean and simple way to script the object-data structure of a Helma application and automates the mapping of that object structure to a relational database, including the automatic setup of that database.
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33	http://dev.helma.org/Wiki/Rabbit
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51	=== Rabbit ===
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53	Rabbit is a framework that provides a clean and simple way to script the object-data structure of a Helma application and automates the mapping of that object structure to a relational database, including the automatic setup of that database.
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55	http://dev.helma.org/Wiki/Rabbit
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15	=== HelmaGroup HelmaGroups ===

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11	HelmaSwarm is a tool to build Helma clusters, a group of HelmaHelma instances forming one virtual server. HelmaSwarm uses asynchronous JGroups communication to distribute/coordinate cache and session state.
12	instances forming one virtual server. HelmaSwarm uses asynchronous JGroups communication to distribute/coordinate cache and session state.
39	VelocityExtension is a Helma extension that integrates Velocity, a powerful open source template engine into Helma.
40	a powerful open source template engine into Helma.
46	FreeMarkerExtension is a Helma extension that integrates FreeMarker, a powerful open source template engine into Helma.
47	a powerful open source template engine into Helma.

Version 2 by zumbrunn on 19. October 2006, 00:48

Set tags to projects modules apps

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2	=== HelmaLib ===
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4	HelmaLib is included with standard Helma installations and is a Javascript library considered to be of universal usefulness for all Helma application development. It consists of two modules, a core module that extends core Javascript prototypes and a "helma" module that contains additional prototypes, providing additional functionality not provided directly by Helma's core environment.
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6	http://adele.helma.org/source/viewcvs.cgi/modules/
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9	=== HelmaSwarm ===
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11	HelmaSwarm is a tool to build Helma clusters, a group of Helma
12	instances forming one virtual server. HelmaSwarm uses asynchronous JGroups communication to distribute/coordinate cache and session state.
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14	http://adele.helma.org/download/helma/contrib/helmaswarm/
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17	=== HelmaGroup ===
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19	HelmaGroups is a Helma extension that puts several helma servers into a group and makes them share data in their memory over the network. A new global object "group" is added to the scripting environment and all changes in that object tree are immediately replicated to all members.
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21	http://helma.org/stories/77390/
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24	=== Rhinola and mod_gcj ===
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26	Rhinola is a very thin server-side JavaScript execution framework running on top of mod_gcj, a module for Apache to run Java code via GCJ directly within the web server. Rhinola is a fresh implementation of a Helma core and formed the basis for the development of the Helma 2.0 development branch.
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28	http://mod-gcj.sourceforge.net/rhinola.html
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31	=== JavaScript Template Engine ===
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33	A flexible templating engine that is written entirely in Javascript and is backwards compatible with Helma 1.x skins and macros, but adds additional statements such as loops and conditionals. It is implemented as a library for Helma 1.5, but is intended to become the basis of the templating engine for Helma 2.
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35	http://dev.helma.org/Wiki/JavaScript+Template+Engine/
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38	=== Velocity Extension ===
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40	VelocityExtension is a Helma extension that integrates Velocity,
41	a powerful open source template engine into Helma.
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43	http://adele.helma.org/source/viewcvs.cgi/extensions/velocity/README.txt?rev=HEAD&cvsroot=hop
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46	=== FreeMaker Extension ===
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48	FreeMarkerExtension is a Helma extension that integrates FreeMarker,
49	a powerful open source template engine into Helma.
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51	http://adele.helma.org/source/viewcvs.cgi/extensions/freemarker/README.txt?rev=HEAD&cvsroot=hop
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54	=== Rabbit ===
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56	Rabbit is a framework that provides a clean and simple way to script the object-data structure of a Helma application and automates the mapping of that object structure to a relational database, including the automatic setup of that database.
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58	http://dev.helma.org/Wiki/Rabbit
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60	=== Gobi ===
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62	A dynamic wikiesque web site framework built on Helma. Gobi aims to provide a platform for Wiki applications as well as applications including Wiki-like features and provides simple yet powerful base classes that can be extended to do any imaginable thing.
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64	http://gobi.helma.org/
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67	=== Twoday ===
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69	A feature rich, industry-proven blog hosting software based on Antville. Twoday is the software running at twoday.net, a german-speaking weblog hosting platform hosted and developed by Knallgrau.
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71	http://twoday.org/
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74	=== Antville ===
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76	Antville is an expandable weblog hosting system built on Helma that has some of the features of a full grown content management system. Antville scales very well up to several thousands of weblogs and is very easy to use while offering a lot of advanced features that make it even capable for hosting other types of websites.
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78	http://antville.org/
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81	=== OpenMocha ===
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83	A soft-coding web site framework built on Helma. OpenMocha web applications are written through a web-based interface that wraps pieces of server-side and client-side code around content objects. These behaviors are inherited by other child objects in the hierarchical content tree and can be overridden at any level.
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85	http://openmocha.org/
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88	=== Chopper ===
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90	Chopper is a client-side Javascript library that provides methods and features to emulate the Helma scripting environment on the client-side. It effectively allows you to write client-side applications the way you would write them on the server-side using Helma.
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92	http://blog.p3k.org/stories/3143/
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