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Below is a non-comprehensive list of sites and products that use
FreeMarker. If you know of another site or product that should appear
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Software that incorporates FreeMarker
Alfresco |
Alfresco offers open source enterprise content management (ECM) - Document
Management, Collaboration, Records Management, Knowledge Management,
Web Content Management and Imaging. Alfresco was founded in
June 2005 by John Newton, co-founder of Documentum, and
John Powell, former COO of Business Objects. Alfresco's templating system
is based on exposing their custom object model to FreeMarker templates.
See here for more information.
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AppComposer |
AppComposer is a free integrated assembly environment for building applications
from reusable Java components. It allows FreeMarker templates to be used in a
"wire the components together" manner.
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Curn |
Curn is an RSS reader. It scans a configured set of RSS feeds, and summarizes the
results in files generated with FreeMarker templates. It is a command-line utility,
intended to be run periodically in the background.
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FMPP |
FMPP is a general purpose text file preprocessor tool (command-line, Ant task).
It can generate complete homepages (full directory structure with HTML-s, images, etc.).
It is extendable to display data from any data sources (as database).
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JForum |
JForum is an open source discussion board system. The lead developer is Rafael Steil.
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JooReports |
JooReports is an open source solution for creating office documents and reports in Java,
using OpenOffice.org.
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JMetra |
JMetra is a source code analysis tool. It leverages FreeMarker to display the
source code metrics that it gathers.
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Kinetic Fusion |
KineticFusion is an application for the creation and manipulation of SWF files,
the native format for movies that run within the FlashTM platform.
It leverages FreeMarker to provide templating capabilities.
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RapidJ |
RapidJ is a Java code generator that creates fully functional and
customisable J2EE web applications. It generates tiered J2EE web
applications that utilise popular technologies such as Struts, Java Server
Pages (JSP) and Java Database Connectivity (JDBC).
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SuperX |
A German dataware house for university administrations.
Uses FreeMarker to dynamically create SQL queries.
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TrackStudio |
TrackStudio is a hierarchical issue tracking and bug tracking system, created specifically
for software development companies. It uses FreeMarker to format the e-mail notification messages.
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ZeroCode |
ZeroCode allows you to build large, scalable, database-backed web
applications with no programming effort, in minutes, from your browser.
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Frameworks that support FreeMarker
Note that this list is not complete, since we only list products where the
framework authors explicitly state that their product supports FreeMarker.
For some frameworks not listed here, it is easy to plug any view component,
and thus FreeMarker.
Also, for most "Model 2" frameworks (like Maverick or Struts)
it is easy to use FreeMarker templates instead of JSP pages.
For more information click here...
Cáñamo |
Canyamo is a framework for creating portals. The main
developer is Alberto Molpeceres and it is the framework underlying the
Spanish-language java portal JavaHispano.
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Guara |
Guara is a web application framework broadly similar to Turbine in its
architectural design. However, it is designed to be a very simple and
small framework with a minimum set of dependencies. It may serve as a
good basis to build other frameworks. The main author is Leandro Saad Cruz.
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JPublish |
Starting from version 2.0b1, JPublish supports FreeMarker as a
view layer. JPublish is a powerful web publishing system designed to
ensure a clean separation of developer roles.
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Macaw |
MACAW stands for Methods And Classes All Webified. It is a
Java application framework layered over Freemarker. It also includes
a basic integration with Hibernate which is contained within the
macaw.database package, but this is merely to wrap method invocations
within transactions: a similar wrapping can be defined for any other
persistence framework.
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Niggle |
Niggle is a Java class library intended for use in development of
robust, maintainable web applications. The Niggle framework is
designed to alleviate the repetitive, tedious details typical of
those kinds of applications.
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Open for Business |
Open for Business is an ongoing project to create a suite
of open-source enterprise/e-commerce applications and modules built
on a common framework. In 2003 the project decided to switch from JSP
to FreeMarker for their view component.
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Spring |
Spring is a complete Java/J2EE application framework based around a
lightweight Inversion of Control container. Spring includes, among many
other things, a full AOP interception framework, JDBC and ORM support,
declarative transaction management (even without an application server) and
a rich, flexible MVC framework with various view technologies integrated.
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Tammi |
Tammi is a development framework and run-time container for
JMX based web applications. Tammi MBeans can implement business
logic themselves or act as proxies to native libraries, remote programs
and other manageable systems. Tammi applications can be executed
either as a servlet or filter chain under a J2EE compatible servlet container.
In addition, it contains an internal HTTP(S) 1.1 capable connector with competent performance.
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WebWork |
WebWork is a Java web-application development framework. It is built specifically with developer productivity and code simplicity in mind. WebWork is built on top of XWork, which provides a generic command pattern framework as well as an Inversion of Control container. In addition to these features, WebWork provides robust support for building reusable UI templates, such as form controls, UI themes, internationalization, dynamic form parameter mapping to JavaBeans, robust client and server side validation, and much more.
As of WebWork 2.2, FreeMarker is the default view component in the framework and the developers recommend it over JSP and Velocity for new WebWork projects.
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Websites generated by FreeMarker
www.abclinuxu.cz |
Linux portal for czech and slovak users. Articles,
tutorials, hardware advices, discussion forum
and much more... |
www.atina.cl |
A website oriented to young, in Spanish. |
www.chemistaustralia.com.au |
Chemist Australia - an online pharmacy in Australia. Uses the WebWork2 framework. |
www.chile.com |
This portal for everything Chilean serves way many hits every day. |
www.drivenow.com.au |
DriveNow - A car rental website that allows customers to book rental
cars from major suppliers at discounted last minute rates. Datacodex have
developed a site DriveNow that utilises FreeMarker for it's view layer
inside it's framework, WebWork2. |
freemarker.org |
Not surprisingly, the pages you view right now are generated using
FreeMarker. We do eat our own dog food! |
www.hesteinfo.dk |
Denmark's largest equestrian site, where you will find
everything related to horses: latest world news, sales, jobs,
forums, studs, results, and breeding. |
dvd.indianajones.com |
The official site for the online content accompanying the
"Complete Indiana Jones DVD Set". |
www.javahispano.org |
This is a popular Spanish-language portal for java developers. It is built
on top of the Canyamo framework
which uses FreeMarker templates for its presentation functionality. |
www.kikeres.hu |
The Hungarian Governmental Information Locator System website.
Features both static pages that are offline generated from XML using
the FreeMarker XML support and a true servlet-served dynamic content. |
lastwords.com |
A writer's workshop.
The vision: create an environment where authors of all ages and skills could read, submit, and critique the works of their peers. |
www.nadir.org |
Nadir is a German political news portal that uses the
above-listed, FreeMarker based Mir CMS. |
www.tinysoftware.com |
Website of the makers of the Tiny Personal Firewall. |
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