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The .Net Library Importer for Java (dotNet4Java Importer) is used for importing .net assemblies(dll), WSDL or web service XML schema into Java which generates Java classes from the types of the imported assemblies. This tool is categorised into two parts: 1. Import .Net Assemblies Wizard: Used for importing .net assemblies and generating Java classes from the types of the imported assemblies. 2: Import WSDL/Web Services Wizard: Used for importing Web Service Description language file/Url or XML schema that describes a web service and generates Java classes from the types of the imported WSDL assemblies.

This tool is used for importing .net assemblies as dll files, WSDL or web service XML schema and generates Delphi classes from the types of the imported assemblies. The Import .Net Assemblies Wizard is used for importing .net assemblies and generating Delphi classes from the types of the imported assemblies. The Import WSDL/Web Services Wizard is also used for importing Web Service Description language file/url or XML schema that describes a web service and generates Delphi classes from the types of the imported WSDL assemblies.

A package manager repository for OSGi, Java and more. Package Drone is an OSGi first software artifact repository system. It allows one to deploy artifacts via the Web UI or "mvn deploy" and consume them using Eclipse P2, OSGi R5 XML index (e.g. Bndtools), plain Maven, APT (for .deb files). Artifacts can be automatically cleaned up (for snapshot or integration builds), transformed (e.g. Maven source attachment to Eclipse Source Bundle) or aggregated. It is based on an extensible design using OSGi so it can be enhanced in the future to support more file and repository formats and include more functions (like cleanup, freeze, spool out, ...).

As those involved in SOA technologies will know web services and integration is a fairly dry subject. Typically the integrated systems and services sit behind a facade of other systems or web and desktop based applications. How then do you interest business users of the power of your solution? How do you quickly build or mock up an application that will interact with your back end services?