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Appcelerator
Appcelerator - besides the silly name - is a wonderful SOUI framework, even I could script RIA's with that. Its an open source SDK that implements an event based domain language on top of client-side javascript. The code consists of small sentences in the markup attribute @on:
A super cool feature is the message broker, it connects event firing and event receiving HTML-elements, but also the server. A prefix r (remote) annotates that the request is sent also to the server. Look how easy it is:
on="click then r:login.request"
Java bindings on the server are simple annotations which connect to the message broker: @Service(request = "login.request", response = "login.response")
Here the widget set they provide out of the box.
unittest.appcelerator.org
Post Scriptum: It seems that Marc Fleury, the ex JBoss-boss is consulting Appcelerator.