Oracle is offering a new product which will streamline and simplify developing web-based systems built around RESTful webservices which also utilize the model-view-controller achitecture commonly undergirding interactive systems. One can read more on Oracle's Ozark and discover how software reuse through general-purposefulness might benefit such a system. Within this Netbeans archive called OzarkTemplate is a sample of a simple "echo" application in the form of an MVC. It can be easily imported with a NetBeans IDE, if one uses the "File" menu's option "import". After one selects "run" and while it is "building", it will install all of the needed *.jar libraries for the Ozark MVC. This is if one has an active network connection. The Ozark MVC is built as a Maven project. If one takes the CABOOSE source and combines it with an Ozark MVC, using object composition, one might extend the Ozark Type-II MVC with CABOOSE. This augmentation allows for more rapid prototyping. Plus, it will permit building an enterprise web presence with the de-facto standards of HTML, XML, Core JAVA (JSE), and SQL; the JEE portion is done for you with CABOOSE.