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TymeacSE is a full-feature, multi-threading, fork-join framework for Java SE development (RMI and internal server). TymeacSE provides a high performance queuing facility, professional thread management and recursive processing that is easy to use.

This project is intended top provide a build script for Java jar & web projects. Run "ant -p" to get a full list of the potential targets. The expected targets should be "jar","war" or "deploy". There is an additional task called "cibuild" which is intended to run with a build server. Unless this task is called all built files will have the form projgroup-projname-A.BB.CCC-DEV.xxx Where A.BB.CCC is the version number and DEV marks the version as being...

A graphical tool for combining JAR files together into a single distributable JAR. Reads the manifest of the main JAR so you can use it to find the supporting JARs needed, or edit the manifest by adding or removing JARs. Can be used to combine multiple JARs into a single distributable JAR, install plugins into an existing JAR, or update the JAR with newer versions of existing classes.

One desktop application to make more easy put existing texts in a resource bundle.

HOOPLE is a portable collection of C++ source code, featuring thread-safe objects for collections and event processing, RPC-style plugin-based encrypted networking (CROMP / octopus), bookmark collection management utilities, and a lot of other cool stuff. This is the project page for HOOPLE version 1, which was retired on September 25 2010. The code supposedly still builds on both Linux (with gnu gcc) and on Windows (with ms visual studio).

Log bytecode enhancer: Will surround each logging statement with "isXXXEnabled()" call. So stop messing up your code with such non-productive code. Supports log4j, JDK logging, Apache Commons Logging and SLF4J. Based on just4log, Ant Task included

Just4Log is basically a library to enhance dynamically the performance of apache commons Logging inside a java application. Dynamically because the sourcecode in java is not modified but rather the optimization occurs on the compiled ByteCode files.

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.

A recursive Javabeans editor that can create objects, collections and arrays. You can create a complex object structure without write java code and serialize it.