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    File Arranger is an Eclipse RCP based file manager. This project initiated for testing features of the Eclipse RCP platform for possibility using RCP technology in commercial projects.
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    The LAW workflow system is a Java application (using JBoss and PostgreSQL) intended to provide a file / user / task management system for projects that need to manage a pipeline of processes that are performed on some type of source file. The system is
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    Develop a java API (JAR library, with an example web GUI) for content management. Simple but powerful, based on Apache Lucene project, it would be embeded on projects requiring content management.
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