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The Whole Platform is a technology for engineering the production of software. We provide an Eclipse based Language Workbench for developing, manipulating and transforming languages using a model driven approach.
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Freezer Persistence
Freezer: Easy generation of the persistence layer of your application
.... - An Angular (or ExtJS) application consuming the generated RESTful services. The Freezer code generator can generate: DAOs exposing database tables/procedures, Business Rules calling the generated DAOs, and Webservices/RESTful services exposing the generated Business Rules (see the Project Sample figure). Continue reading: http://softwaresouls.com/freezer/ Contact & Collaboration: freezer.persistence.generator@gmail.com -
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Demoiselle
Framework, process, docs and tools to make easy JEE development.
Root site: http://demoiselle.sourceforge.net. From that, access: framework, components, wizard, sample e process. Releases can be downloaded via Maven from http://demoiselle.sourceforge.net/repository -
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Model driven code generation can improve coding standards, speed, quality of development and reduce your costs. From my experience generating code from XML using XSLT is one of the best and fastest solutions. This is just the base of the framework presenting the idea, any code template can be implemented upon request. Some sample generators are present for SQL / PLSQL / C# / AnsiC / Java The main target is to generate DTO/BDO/POJO objects based on the database definitions in multiple languages aligning all technologies used by a development team. ...
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An Eclipse Plugin that Generates Unit Tests. Generates basic tests or Open POJO tests for simple objects and generates test stubs for complex objects. Helps developers test projects created without Unit tests or without Agile methodologies
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A parser generator derived from ANTLR with JavaCC like (but not the same) syntax and some new features. It also comes with sample grammars for CSharp, Java, GnuC, Html, XHtml, Xml, ECMA262... etc.
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Japano is a java-servlet based webapplication toolkit and engine. It offers easy website logic and HTML form creation and offers integration of dynamic javascript updates ( AJAX). A sample webapp makes it easy to start developing with japano.
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Currently all the samples are included in the Noir release found at http://sf.net/projects/noir/. One graphical sample of interest, is a BMPloader that loads 24bit bitmaps, written on only one page in using the Noir Framework. Noir is Not Useless (NINU)
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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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