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Amethyst Network Library

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The Amethyst Network Library is a Java-based network library developed specifically for the Java platform. This library can be used within any Java application to streamline and abstract the I/O of Java Sockets.

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HgKit

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HgKit aims to be a pure Java implementation of Mercurial, an advanced distributed revision control system. This project aims to replace most of the native invocations of Mercurial in e.g. the Mercurial Eclipse Plugin.

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MD4J

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MD4J is a passive, model driven, extensible J2EE webapp generator used through Ant or Maven. Currently Hibernate 3 mappings are supported as input, with EJB 2.1, Struts 1.x and JSP 2.0 as output for CRUD and Search operations with patterns like MVC, DAO and SessionFacade. One of the main features ... [More] of MD4J is that it allows you to work on your model iteratively, providing a complete J2EE application following your model changes. So, each time you edit your model and build your project, MD4J will generate high quality code from JSPs and Struts classes, to Session EJBs and DAOs, allowing you to test CRUD and Search functionality on top of your model right away. [Less]

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Z-machine Preservation Project

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The Z-Machine Preservation Project (ZMPP) is a modern implementation of the Z-machine in Java. It supports all story file versions (V1-V8), including the classic Infocom games and modern Interactive Fiction written in Inform. One of its biggest advantages is that it can be either run as an applet ... [More] within a web browser or as a standalone application. It is completely written from scratch using Java 5 to provide an architecture that is easy to understand, maintain and extend. [Less]

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karma mvc framework

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There will be no new release of karma-mvc and karma-jcr anymore. It is not actively supported anymore. Please have a look at: http://blog.inceedo.com/articles/2006/01/07/the-end-of-the-karma-framework karma is a lightweight and simple to use j2ee open source (BSD) application framework intended ... [More] for rapid application development. It currently contains two components "common" and "jcr". The "common" component is the framework core and is based on the well known model view controller (mvc) pattern. Key features of karma "common": Less xml description through convention over configuration approach (in fact a xml descriptor is optional) Easy to test (mock objects are provided) Easy to learn because it uses simple POJO actions, interceptors and filters Less overhead and complexity Less coding, quicker results Less web-centricity and no container bindings Autowiring of dependencies (spring framework integration) Ajax capabilities The "jcr" component is a simple API to persist Java Bean objects to a Java Content Repository (JCR). Therefore it is an JCR Object Persistence Framework. Key features of karma "jcr": Multi domain repository layout Integrated user management No XML mapping Out-of-the-box object persistence Works with karma and other webapplication frameworks (spring framework integration) [Less]

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cron4j

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cron4j is a scheduler for the Java platform which is very similar to the UNIX cron daemon. With cron4j you can launch, from within your Java applications, any task you need at the right time, according to some simple rules.

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swingexplorer

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Swing Explorer is a tool for Swing developers helping to visually explore swing based application internals. It recognizes Swing components when user moves mouse over them and provides additional information about currently selected component (layout, size, coordinates and other things). ... [More] Additionally it allows to view basic graphical operations used to draw swing components like DebugGraphics does, but in more convenient for the user way. I have already alpha quality implementation having mentioned above functionality and something more. [Less]

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Candy for Appfuse

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Candy for Appfuse, a set of eclipse plug ins allowing more comfortable use of Appfuse 2.0.

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jmacaddressbook

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This project aims to deliver Java APIs that can pass communication to Apple's C-based address book APIs. This would enable developers to have a Java API similar to apple's C ones, in order to access, control and modify the address book Will be done using JNI

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Lazy Bones

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Lazy Bones is a plugin for the great EPG-software TV-Browser. With Lazy Bones you can control a VDR (by Klaus Schmidinger). Lazy Bones supports the programming and editing of recording timers and comes with a remote control (similar to vdradmin).

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