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Java MDA to automate creation of any code, documentation or diagrams from UML. Load UML from Rose or Metanology or create via java API. Push UML elements with given stereotypes or tags through Velocity. Call Ant & Xdoclet. Does NOT include code templates.
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MuRGe (MUltilanguage Report GEnerator) is a program to generate color formatted HTML files from source code written in C, C++, Java, and, potentially, any other language. It supports advanced options such as optional fields and user defined variables.
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AXgen is a code generator using XMI as input and Velocity templates for transformation. Ready to use templates are given to generate Java classes for OJB, including Repository and SQL script to build the corresponding DB scheme.
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NunniFSMGen generates a FSM (Finite State Machine) in Java, C or C++ starting from a transition table. NunniFSMGen cleanly separates logic from implementation by using a modified version of the state pattern, easing the development process!
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Turn Your Content into Interactive Magic - For FreeTransform anything you share into an engaging digital experience - for free. Instantly convert your PDFs, slides, and files into dynamic, interactive sessions with built-in collaboration tools, activities, and real-time assessment. From teaching to training to team building, make every presentation unforgettable. Used by millions for education, business, and professional development.
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optronic is a group of geeks (mostly coders, but a few of us are artists aswell). On this page you can find almost all of our source code, and sometimes even something not entirely different from documentation.
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Java Code Generator for generating MockObjects from interfaces, used for UnitTesting. See http://mockcreator.sourceforge.net/ - All new downloads (very small footprint) are available there. Note that this project is not under active development.
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J2EE Web application generator. Generates a complete web application from an xml data definition (using torque generator ant task). Generates struts classes, jsp pages, tiles templates, JDBC access layer (or torque files).
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MetaDog is preprocessor that generates code from a database's meta data. Templates contain JSP-like tags to markup source code. Since MetaDog is written in Java it is fully extendable and can be used to generate code for any language.
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classgen is a Java class generator. It produces classes for abstract syntax trees in compiler frontends from simple and compact specifications. Generated classes have builtin support for the Visitor design pattern.
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JEnum is a Java runtime jar for working with enumerated types, as described in Josh Bloch's Effective Java, and a one-way code generator to create the needed classes from xml. The API is patterned after the Java Collections API.
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The Jenerator V. 0.9.0 is a code generator,which takes meta information from different mediums, applies XSL templates and generates code. It supports regeneration. Generates source for EJB's (CMP and BMP), Unit Tests for EJB, JDO, GOF and J2EE pattern.
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UML for Schema is a code generator, it takes an UML model, properly enriched with stereotypes and tags from an XMI file and it generate some equivalent W3C XML Schemes (WXS). It is also able to do the inverse transformation.
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JUB is intended as a JUnit test case generator framework accompanied by a number of IDE specific extensions. These extensions are to be invoked from within the IDE and must store generated test case code inside source repository administered by the IDE.
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JSkeleton is a swing based java application which generates skeleton java source files from a forms based gui interface. Accessor ( get and set ) methods are automatically created for variables specified by the user.
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classdoc is a Java reverse engineering API documentation generator based on the Java Doclet API. It generates javadoc-style HTML files or other documentation formats without source code from compiled .class/.jar files ONLY.
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Converts XML files and/or SQL schemas into Java sources. Types of variables are determined from the sample values. Attributes and elements are treated the same, making writing the XML very simple. Directives are given in the java: and sql: namespaces.
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CRUDGenerator automatizes repetitive tasks in generating forms to create, read, update and delete data (aka CRUD). Beginning from an hibernate bean (the model), the controller and the views (with a custom taglib) are automatically created. The Spring Inv
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spag4j is a code generator written in Java to produce Java code for accessing a stored procedure layer from a database. Currently it supports stored procedures written in an Oracle. It produces either an EJB3 Java layer or simple static access methods.
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This MPEG2 transport stream generator is a program to generate MPEG2 transport stream from a PSI, PSIP, DVB SI tables.
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Anapgen
Another Application Generator
Anapgen is a java based framework meant to generate java applications from a custom language. Anapgen is primarily designed to generate data processing applications (generating both the model and the view logic).
