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Is there any Java/J2EE website which opensource their software and data (like musicbrainz.org, where a developer can easily set up a personal/development MusicBrainz website by downloading the Perl/CGI webapp and the music data in PostgreSQL dump) ?

It would be good for other developers to learn from this kind of website.

Thanks

Lydon Ch
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  • If you are looking to modify existing source code, would it not be simple to take any large demo app shipped with app-servers like glassfish and re-use it? I am not sure I get the full extent of what you are looking for. A Java/J2EE app may be built for any domain, so I am not sure if you are looking for some specific domain or just just some project which illustrates most components of J2EE. – Thimmayya Mar 19 '10 at 23:44
  • I am looking for opensource Java/J2EE app that has been running in production and also gives others the data, pretty much like MusicBrainz or Slashcode (but built on Java). – Lydon Ch Mar 20 '10 at 01:52

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MusicBrainz expose a set of web services so you could use these to create your own J2EE application. I know this isn't exactly what you are looking for but in a lot of respects it is better, the amount of data MusicBrainz would have to store and query would be huge and require (several) large server(s).

grahamrb
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You can consider CRMs like eXo platform or XWiki, which are mass deployed

Riduidel
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  • both of them don't offer the data (like the music/artist data from musicbrainz). I suppose it's a start. – Lydon Ch Mar 11 '10 at 15:51
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You could use mbslave to get a database containing the musicbrainz database.

Then search-server is a pure-java application that provides the search part of the musicbrainz webservice. You could extend this to provide additional functionality required.

Paul Taylor
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