"Showcase" Applications For Java Web Frameworks

"The proof is in the pudding".

The problem with a majority of the web frameworks out there is that although they exist (i.e. come with working code) they haven't been "used in anger". In otherwords, I would really like to see (and possibly almost every other java developer), a "mildly complex" application that showcases the framework. Better yet, some statistics on how much work was devoted to build the application.

So, I'm building a new list that I'm hoping the community can fill in the blanks, here's a list of Web Application frameworks written in Java and their respective "showcase" applications.

1. WebWork - JIRA, Konjunkturininstitutet, Comers
2. JPublish - Masterfile.com
3. Canyamo - javaHispano
4. RIFE - GreenEnergy
5. Helma - Antville
6. Cocoon - Salon Directory and More ...
7. Turbine - Scarab and More...
8. Melati - Bibliomania and More...
9. Japple - Calumet Photo
10. Echo - ListAndSend
11. Tapestry - NHL.com, Central Park Software, Pixory
12. JWAA - MyBank
13. JFormular - KfW-Mittelstandsbank
14. Tea - ESPN.com, Movies.com, ABCNews.com, Disney.com
15. Corendal - Corendal Art'Toulouse
16. Struts - UnitedHealthCare, OfficeDepot, Cisco
17. Millstone
18. OXF
19. SOFIA
20. Spring MVC
21. Maverick
22. JATO
23. Folium
24. Jucas
25. Verge
26. Niggle
27. Bishop
28. Barracuda
29. Action Framework
30. Shocks
31. wingS
32. Expresso
33. Bento
34. jStatemachine
35. jZonic
36. OpenEmcee
37. Scope
38. Warfare
39. Jaffa
40. Jacquard
41. Macaw
42. Smile
43. MyFaces
44. Chiba
45. JBanana
46. Jeenius
47. JWarp
48. Genie
49. Dovetail
50. Cameleon
51. Xoplon
52. Dinamica
53. WebOnSwing
54. Nacho
55. Cassandra

I figure that if in the next couple of months (enough time for you to build the application), if you can't come up with a descent looking application then your framework might as well be thrown in the dust bin¹. So for all those framework developers, start your engines! Please let me know of your "showcase" app, please provide a URL and of course no "demos" please only "real" apps qualify.