Abstract: A web management system capable of assembling web content from composite parts to construct at least portions of a web site according to one or more standards. The composite parts include assets comprising content stored in a content repository and comprising content routed among at least some of said plurality of users.

Abstract: A web management system including a file system caching web pages in a web site. The web management system parses attributes to generate the web pages and stores the web pages in the file system.

Abstract: A system for developing and maintaining a computer application in an enterprise environment, beginning with an incomplete application, preferably on an application server in a Java enterprise environment. A framework used for completing the incomplete application includes reusable service components and vertical pre-configurations of these components adapted for classes of enterprise environments having a commercially viable customer base, together with a toolkit for using the application's language to build reusable service components from scratch. Completion of the application using the framework is driven by business process requirements of a specified enterprise environment. The application is maintained, responsive to changes in the business process requirements, by using the framework to repeat the completion process with business process requirements revised to incorporate the changes.

Abstract: A web management system including a database having a directory structure associating each web page of a web site with attributes thereof. The web site management system may include a web server for displaying each web page, and a server-side front end daemon communicatable with the web server and the database. The front end daemon may identify the attributes of any user-changed web page and store the attributes of any user-changed web page in that database. The identifying and/or the storing may be automatic or user-initiated. In addition to, or in the alternative, the web management system may include a file system caching all web pages in a web site. The web pages so cached may be static. The web management system may include a server-side back end daemon communicatable with the database and the file system. The back end daemon may parse the attributes to generate the at least partially static web pages and store the generated, at least partially static web pages in the file system.

Abstract: A parking management system and method is disclosed wherein a user of the system can reserve or bid on a parking space within a parking facility or participate in a loyalty program whereby the user is rewarded for using the parking management system of this invention.

Abstract: A web management system including a database having a directory structure associating each web page of a web site with attributes thereof. The web site management system may include a web server for displaying each web page, and a server-side front end daemon communicatable with the web server and the database. The front end daemon may identify the attributes of any user-changed web page and store the attributes of any user-changed web page in that database. The identifying and/or the storing may be automatic or user-initiated. In addition to, or in the alternative, the web management system may include a file system caching all web pages in a web site. The web pages so cached may be static. The web management system may include a server-side back end daemon communicatable with the database and the file system. The back end daemon may parse the attributes to generate the at least partially static web pages and store the generated, at least partially static web pages in the file system.