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    Shark Virtual Library

    Shark Virtual Library

    The best way to store and share files

    Shark Virtual Library (shark-vlibrary) allows to share trougth an web java application educational, cultural and other types of documents (e-books, researches, articles, sounds...) it is specially designed for educational purposes and institutios, Three kinds of users can manage and use the documents what are saved in diffrerent sections that you can add.
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    Project Manager and Bug Tracker for Agile Software Development. Flexible Task Workflows and Views. Supports Velocity and Iterations planning. Web-based, Easy to install and user friendly. Supports unicode. Free unlimited online hosting on Amazon cloud.
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    Controls the lifecycle of portlet-like JSP components, does not require to install a portal engine. Components are either reloaded using traditional synchronous HTTP request/response cycle (Non-Ajax mode), or updated in-place (Ajax mode).
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