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There are other tools on the internet which generate DTOs. But they are limited to generating it by means of a configuration file. The aim of this project is to provide different PRACTICAL data source options such as a JDBC table or a UML Diagram

This project lets you create java Classes on-the-fly at runtime, with any superclass, interfaces and methods you like. Great for creating JavaBeans from dynamic data! Similar to java.lang.reflect.Proxy but more powerful.

DataShare is a Java-based server that waits for clients to connect to a Channel (socket), then forwards any received data to other clients in that Channel. See the <a href="http://rendezvous.sourceforge.net">Rendezvous</a> project for client code examples

Open source code for a wide range of software is now in abundance on the net. The goal of the CodeWeb project is to data mine software development experience that is inherent in this vast amount of code to enhance future development.

EJBGen 2.0 is an EJB extension module for the SrcGen project. It generates Java and XML source files based on meta-data supplied in the form of an XML document that conforms to a DTD/XML Schema that describes the structure of an Enterprise Java Bean.

This project collect several data mining methods, such as: 1) clustering methods; 2) biclustering methods; 3) FCA methods and etc.

Tiria is a eclipse-plugin to view code coverage data (e.g. from cobertura) within the IDE. Main objective of the plugin is to show how the code coverage changes during project progress.

Exodus is a database migration tool. It is intended for migrating data from production environment to development environment. It is an web/desktop front-end to project Jailer.

The Java w3d Loader is a 3d format loader for Java 3d. The W3d File Format is the properietary 3d format of many Westwood Studios and EA games. The code is derived from the c++ rentools project hosted here on sourceforge.

** IMPORTANT NOTICE ** 10 Feb 2006 Code is being moved to the SMI subversion repository (http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/owl/trunk/) Project will continue to be open source. ProtegeOWL info at: http://protege.stanford.edu/overview/protege-owl.html

Money Flow (MoFlow) was to be a reimagining of GNU Cash that leveraged the algorithms and data attributes of the GNU Cash project with Spring Tool Suite 4 web-enabled technologies. However, after spending two hours trying to do simple bookkeeping that would have taken 10-15 minutes with QuickBooks Pro (which I used with an Ontario corporation I had in the 1990's), I won't be proceeding with this project in quite that fashion. I really like the name and concept of the project, though, so...