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 		<br><br>Tapestry is a powerful, open-source, all-Java framework for creating leading edge
                 web applications in Java.

 				<p></p><div class="right-side-quote">
 	<span id="quotecontainer">Tapestry reconceptualizes web application development
 	in terms of objects, methods and properties
 	instead of URLs and query parameters.</span>

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 </div>Tapestry is an alternative to
 	scripting environments such as
       JavaServer Pages or Velocity.  Tapestry goes far further,
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    		creating extremely dynamic applications
    		with minimal amounts of coding.


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       component object model similar to a
       traditional GUI, provides
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 				<li>Very high level of reuse, within and between projects<br>
 				<i>Everything in Tapestry is a reusable component</i>

 				<li>Frees developers from writing boring, buggy code<br>
 				<i>Code in terms of objects, methods&nbsp;and properties, not URLs and query parameters</i>

 				<li>Allows applications' complexity&nbsp;to scale well<br>
 				<i>Framework does all the URL building and message dispatching, transparently</i>

 				<li>Easy Internationalization/Localization<br>
 				<i>Framework selects localized version of text, templates and images</i>

 				<li>Extremely robust applications<br>
 				<i>Less code is less bugs;
         plus sophisticated built-in exception reporting and other
 				developer tools built in</i>

 				<li>Easy team integration<br>
 				<i>Graphic designers and Java developers
 				can work together without having
 				to know each other's jobs</i></li>
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 <p>Tapestry may be downloaded from
 <a href="http://sf.net/projects/tapestry">SourceForge</a>. Tapestry is
 distributed under the terms of the Apache Software License.

 <p>Tapestry exploits the dynamic nature of the Java language, leveraging the JavaBeans API, as well
     as servlets and other J2EE technology.  Tapestry applications are fast, scalable, robust and powerful.
 <p>Tapestry components are a combination of a
       specification file (in XML), an HTML template and a Java class
       (extending a framework class, with simple additions). Tapestry components
       are combined together to form larger components or complete Tapestry
 pages.
 <p>The Tapestry project began in January, 2000.
       It was released onto <a target="_top" href="http://sf.net/projects/tapestry">SourceForge</a> in July, 2000.
 	  Release 1.0.0
       occured in May, 2001 and Release 2.0.0 in April, 2002.</p>
 <p>Tapestry moved to <a href="http://jakarta.apache.org">The Jakarta Project</a> in January, 2003.
 <p>Tapestry has been described in the print journal
 	  <b>The Java Report</b> in the September 2001 issue.  Other articles
 	  includes the on-line journal <a target="_top" href="http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2001/11/21/tapestry.html">OnJava</a>, in November 2001.

 <p>
 Tapestry has a very active <a target="_top" href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tapestry-developer">Developer Mailing List</a>
 (with complete <a target="_top" href="http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=7644">archives</a>).
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       up to discuss Tapestry and plan new features.</p>


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	scripting environments such as
	JavaServer Pages or Velocity. Tapestry goes far further,
	providing a complete framework for
	creating extremely dynamic applications
	with minimal amounts of coding.


	<p>Tapestry's approach, using a
	component object model similar to a
	traditional GUI, provides
	the following benefits:</p>
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	<li>Very high level of reuse, within and between projects<br>
	<i>Everything in Tapestry is a reusable component</i>

	<li>Frees developers from writing boring, buggy code<br>
	<i>Code in terms of objects, methods and properties, not URLs and query parameters</i>

	<li>Allows applications' complexity to scale well<br>
	<i>Framework does all the URL building and message dispatching, transparently</i>

	<li>Easy Internationalization/Localization<br>
	<i>Framework selects localized version of text, templates and images</i>

	<li>Extremely robust applications<br>
	<i>Less code is less bugs;
	plus sophisticated built-in exception reporting and other
	developer tools built in</i>

	<li>Easy team integration<br>
	<i>Graphic designers and Java developers
	can work together without having
	to know each other's jobs</i></li>
	</ul>


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	<a href="http://sf.net/projects/tapestry">SourceForge</a>. Tapestry is
	distributed under the terms of the Apache Software License.

	<p>Tapestry exploits the dynamic nature of the Java language, leveraging the JavaBeans API, as well
	as servlets and other J2EE technology. Tapestry applications are fast, scalable, robust and powerful.
	<p>Tapestry components are a combination of a
	specification file (in XML), an HTML template and a Java class
	(extending a framework class, with simple additions). Tapestry components
	are combined together to form larger components or complete Tapestry
	pages.
	<p>The Tapestry project began in January, 2000.
	It was released onto <a target="_top" href="http://sf.net/projects/tapestry">SourceForge</a> in July, 2000.
	Release 1.0.0
	occured in May, 2001 and Release 2.0.0 in April, 2002.</p>
	<p>Tapestry moved to <a href="http://jakarta.apache.org">The Jakarta Project</a> in January, 2003.
	<p>Tapestry has been described in the print journal
	<b>The Java Report</b> in the September 2001 issue. Other articles
	includes the on-line journal <a target="_top" href="http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2001/11/21/tapestry.html">OnJava</a>, in November 2001.

	<p>
	Tapestry has a very active <a target="_top" href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tapestry-developer">Developer Mailing List</a>
	(with complete <a target="_top" href="http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=7644">archives</a>).
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