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    This TrieMap can be used as dictionary or as a Map with String keys. It uses a node structure to store values to keys. You can search for an object and get the path, get all objects on a path or get all objects behind a path.
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    AUT - Advanced UTility framework, is a powerful application framework to develop business logics. The component and workflow based design can simply apply to almost all tech layers, and special data dictionary design supports now and furture data model.
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