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E-commerce Fulfillment For Scaling BrandsFlowspace delivers fulfillment excellence by pairing powerful software and on-the-ground logistics know-how. Our platform provides automation, real-time control, and reliability beyond traditional 3PL capabilities—so you can scale smarter, faster, and easier.
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Web application built using: a. Spring Webflow 2 b. Oracle (10G +) It implements commonly required functionality and is intended to act as a strong starting point for any web based business application.
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"Special DBL" is a .Net library provides persistence layer for storing and retrieving objects in/from database (ORM engine) with advanced cache functions. Could be used as a persistence layer in web- and other kinds of .Net applications.
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Salto Persistence is a object/relational persistence framework for a J2EE environment. It comes with Salto-db generator which uses a templates mechanism to generate Salto-db Dataobjects from any existing JDBC-supported Database.
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deeSDK is a game development kit for developing strategy turn based games in java. Will provide support for graphics, unit management and AI.
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All-in-one solution to control corporate spendingWallester Business is a leading world-class solution to optimize your company’s financial processes! Issuing virtual and physical corporate expense cards with an IBAN account, expense monitoring, limit regulation, convenient accounting, subscription control — manage your finance on all-in-one platform in real time! Wallester Business benefits your business growth!
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Catnap is a lightweight Java persistence layer which stores and retrieves objects from an Oracle database using PL/SQL packages.
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