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This dashboard presents a business-engineering tracker, showing a sortable table of project items with status, criticality, and document readiness. The data comes from a PostgreSQL database via JDBC within a JavaServer Pages (JSP) file. The web interface is styled with CSS, and uses JavaScript functions for search, sorting, and delete confirmations. Navigation and table layout are built with standard HTML elements. The page also retrieves status counts and a total item count from the database to display summary information.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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