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Handy Aspects

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  Analyzed 1 day ago

A small collection of reusable aspects for use in J2SE applications.

1.1K lines of code

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almost 14 years since last commit

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jetsonrpc

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  Analyzed 1 day ago

An RPC framework with automatic proxy generation using Java Reflection

4.01K lines of code

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over 11 years since last commit

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javamoney

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Dealing with monetary values consistently in a large application is important. Things that need to be considered are:- precision rounding display formatting multi-currency database persistence This collection of classes deals with the above issues. The core Money class is a drop in ... [More] replacement for BigDecimal with added functionality to deal with monetary values. If offers the following features:- Consistent precision JDBC and JPA database persistence Self awareness Logging Self awareness?Sometimes you need to have processing rules for a specific monetary field. Let's say that VAT needs to be calculated consistently across multiple applications. When a Money object is instantiated it can be given a name. Straight away this is used in any log messages. A listener can register its interest in all Money objects of a given name. Now whenever the field is changed or stored the listener is invoked where it can reprocess the value or take other customer actions. [Less]

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Licenses: apache_2, gpl_class...

hibernatequerytool

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Download latest executable build here Hibernate Query Language (HQL) is extensive. Nearly every SQL query can be done with HQL in an object oriented and briefer manner. Creating queries, whether SQL or HQL queries, is a complex task. Programmers generally design an initial structure and evolve the ... [More] query until expected outcome is obtained. For this purpose, tools for interacting with relational databases with query languages are developed. A query tool’s main purpose is to provide user with an interface where s/he can discover data structure, enter queries against this structure and data contained and see the results. Current HQL Tools have some drawbacks. Some of them is not in sync with latest Hibernate versions, some of them locks users into an arbitrary development environment, some of them lacks essential features like a decent HQL syntax analyzer and word completion. The purpose of this work is to develop an HQL query tool that has most of the essential features of previous ones, without having the drawbacks. The features incorporated include Hibernate session factory configuration, results browsing, advanced query editor and query debugging. Future improvement can be focused on providing a smarter and more powerful query editor, mapped objects visualization and usability. [Less]

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Antbook

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  Analyzed about 6 hours ago

The example code to accompany "Ant in Action", the second edition of "Java Development with Ant". The actual code shows how to use Ant and Ivy for a build and release of a diary web application that serves the data up as an Atom feed, and uses EJB to persist the diary data to a database.

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almost 19 years since last commit

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jpwgen

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jpwgen is a Java-based password generator that can be used as a command line program or as a library. The implemented functionality resembles the one provided by the popular pwgen program. The basic idea is generating passwords that, although relatively easy to remember, are complex enough for ... [More] real-life usage. jpwdgen uses regular expressions for checking different types of conditions such as whether a password starts with a symbol or not, with a digit or not, etc. It supports blacklists and different types of secure random generators. As an embedded library, it can be employed in the process of password generation against certain password policies or for password suggestion services. [Less]

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almost 13 years since last commit

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SuperDAO

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Java DAO layer that helps working with database connections and especially helps loading SQL commands from XML files which has same names as Java classes.

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Licenses: gpl3

argos

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Argo is a Java interface to a range of internet search engines. It currently includes implementations for Blogdigger, Feedster, Del.icio.us, Google, MSN and Yahoo as well as an implementation that allows search across multiple search engines

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Licenses: apache

SuperPošták

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  Analyzed about 1 hour ago

Mass-mailing GUI program written in Java. Can read recipient list from SQL database or from a flat file. Can send e-mails in plain text or formated in (X)HTML or both (multipart/alternative). In such case the plain text part will be generated from XHTML using XSLT transformation. Don't abuse it for spam.

5.56K lines of code

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about 13 years since last commit

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jidgen

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jidgen is a Java-based id generator that can be used as a command line program or as a library. The idea is to make automated generation of user IDs as easy as possible by introducing a simple, straightforward template language to describe the structure of the desired IDs. jidgen uses 100% Java and ... [More] is thus platform independent. Itsupports collision filters for different backends to ensure the generated ID is unique in your environment. Blacklists are available to make sure all IDs are socially acceptable. As a command line program, it can easily be accessed by scripts or directly by the user. As an embedded library, it can easily be employed in the process of automated ID generation and suggestion. [Less]

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about 12 years since last commit

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