I am looking for a developer to produce a web-based JCR (Java Content Repository) browser tool.<br/>The tool should allow a user to:<br/>- browser a JCR repository by expanding and collapsing nodes.<br/>- view node data (simple data types)<br/>- download node data (binary data)<br/>- edit node data (simple data types)<br/>- upload node data (binary data)<br/>- view, add, edit, and remove node attributes.<br/>As an example of a similar project, please see http://sourceforge.net/projects/jcrbrowser. Note that while that tool provides search functionality, I do not.<br/>Since I am providing only a very high-level description of the tool's requirements, I am willing to give the developer a lot of leeway in how he/she actually implements this. My only strict requirement is that the backend by written as a Java Servlet. I am attaching a stub of what such a servlet would look like.<br/>The front end may be coded as a Flex component, Java FX component, or using AJAX (the front end should not require page reloads!). If you do choose to use AJAX, I need to approve any 3rd-party tools/components you use.<br/>The design should be simple and readable. It does not need to be flashy. I will be happy to provide design feedback at any stage of the project.<br/>A few additional requirements:<br/>- the project (including all components) should build in Maven.<br/>- all java code should follow my coding conventions document (will send to the chosen developer). Flex/JavaFX/JavaScript code should be clean and consistent but may follow any common convention.<br/>For more details on JCR, please see http://jackrabbit.apache.org/.<br/>