Free web framework software for mac

Due to the fact that there are enough web framework on the market, the Codewave Framework will not be developed any further. You can still download the Framework including the whole source.

There are too many such frameworks out there and it does not make sense to create new ones each and every day. The current servlet and JSP specifications 2.3 and 2.0 are a great foundation for web application development. Add a simple command processor, strict separation of the different layers and a few other tools and you have got all you need to develop complex web applications.

Development of the framework started in November 2000. In the very beginning the framework was a simple command processor and a logging API. It was just a part of some other project. The framework classes have been extracted and more and more stuff was added until 2004.

The Codewave Framework allows you to build complex web applications based on servlets and JSPs very easily. It gives you the basic infrastructure of a web application and allows you to concentrate on building the buisiness logic. No need to care about a stable technical foundation.

Standard technogoloies are used throughout the whole framework which makes it easy to learn and understand. It also ensures your application always conforms to standards. The framework uses XML configuration files and Jakartas commons logging API. So you decide which logging framework you want to use, Jakartas log4j, the JDKs logging API or something completely different.

DOM Framework is a Cocoa framework for manipulating XML-data in applications, similar to JDOM and XOM for Java. Also contains an XML parser, a formatter for pretty-printing XML and XPath-support.
Enhancements:
- Huge API-changes. I have rethought some parts of the framework, and changed added, removed and changed names of methods everywhere. Sorry, but it had to be done. Youll get a ton of build errors if you try to recompile with the new version.
- The core of the framework now consist of a set of protocols that define the DOM API, and a corresponding set of classes that implement that API.
- Rewrote the XPath engine, now compiles expressions. Handles most things, but still a bit short on predicates (although only quite complex predicates, or predicates with functions and calculations in them fail).
- New namespace handling, which works.
- New parser/builder architecture.
- New builder built on top of the widely used XML-parser Expat, as well as a simple plug-in architecture for builders. It works much better than the old CoreFoundation builder.
- Support for alternative implementations of the core node classes, and mixing of implementations.
- The outputter can render elements inlined (no newline before or after).
- Added a document fragment class.
- Added some classes for encapsulation traversals of the DOM tree.
- Rewrote the formatter with the new traversal classes.
- New postprocessor API (for handling things like XInclude).

Open Sourced PowerPlant Framework for Mac OS and Mac OS X developed by Metrowerks. Includes PowerPlant, PowerPlantX and Constructor.
This framework has been released to open source by Freescale.
Enhancements:
- Initial Release PowerPlant Sources and Constructor.

The AUGUI framework is a free set of classes to be used to ease development of custom Carbon edit views for Mac OS X Audio Units.
The classes are based on the HIFramework and on the AudioUnit SDK provided by Apple.
Enhancements:
- Support for MIDI Learn
- Control classes updated for using latest HIFramework.

The Droplet Framework script is a framework for creating AppleScript Droplets. The template provides all of the code for parsing the dragged-on files (you just add your file processing functions).

The framework is in the form of a Script Editor stationary file. Also included are some example droplets, all built on the framework in under a minute each.

The PYMIDI Framework provides a set of classes and utility functions for communicating via MIDI, both with physical devices (MIDI interfaces, MIDI controllers, etc.) and with other MIDI software.

It provides a nice Objective-C interface to the basics of CoreMIDI while still allowing you to access the underlying CoreMIDI objects for advanced stuff.

It makes a couple of normally difficult things very easy: generating good human readable endpoint names, saving references to endpoints in files, etc.

wraps some public domain cryptography implementations in Objective-C. It contains two digest algorithms MD-5, SHA-1 (CRC32 as a build option) as well as two symmetric ciphers Blowfish and Twofish. There is a small test application for Mac OS X that can be used to test the algorithms a bit. Documentation is in a README.rtf file and the various headers.
The digest algortihms have been tested on Mac OS X and passed the tests. So I assume, that they work as expected. The crypto routines encrypt and decrypt correctly. I have not checked that the output is compatible with their respective implementations on Intel machinery, though I assume that it is.
Enhancements:
- Added prebinding, the prebind address is -seg1addr 0x32000000. You can easily change this by changing the link options.
- By default crc32 is not compiled in anymore, because there is already a crc32 routine in libz. If you define BUILD_CRC32 its back in.
- Created project files for the new Project Builder, so you dont have to import the projects yourself.

Bug Reporter Framework 1.1 is designed to be a helpful program in which email support has been added. This prevents users from sending multiple empty emails or "Playing" with the reporter.