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    A NetBeans plugin exposing a simple TCP service giving external clients basic Java source code viewing and navigating capabilities. Contributed by softwarepearls.com. Coded by Ivo Tripunovic and Laurence Vanhelsuwé.
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    An Eclipse plugin exposing a simple TCP service giving external clients Java source code viewing and navigating capabilities.
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    NetBeans plug-in allowing arbitrary programs to send NetBeans any keyboard events. Communication is achieved via a stateless ASCII TCP-based protocol. The keyboard events are injected into NetBeans's UI by way of a java.awt.Robot instance.
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    genericlink is a tool for creating intelligent data transfer flows between different data sources.
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    Eclipse plug-in allowing arbitrary programs to send Eclipse any keyboard events. Communication is achieved via a stateless ASCII TCP-based protocol. The keyboard events are injected into Eclipse's UI by way of a java.awt.Robot instance.
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