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Coffeetronix is the fast and simple Java UML workbench. It parses your java sources and creates an instant UML classdiagram.
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A simple heap profiler for Java, based on JVMPI. The profiler can be attached to a non-interactive JVM, creating heap statistics from time to time. In case of OutOfMemoryExceptions you simply verify your log file for the number of created objects and
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A small suite of classes designed to examine objects through the Java reflection API. Analysis is package neutral and output can be written to log file or as HTML tables. The project focus is in debugging the state of a servlet or JSP.
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Cricket Cage automatically creates JUnit TestCases for repeatable bugs and test scenarios. Include Cricket Cage's AspectJ code to install a code generator, then run the program to generate the TestCase. Finally, add the test case to your build.xml.
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AG101 is a java-based visual XSL editor/debugger built on the Pollo XML editor (pollo.sourceforge.net). It has extensions to a regular expression library. It also has the ability to pipe XSL transforms one to another and store and reuse those pipes.
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This project aims to create a generic client and debugger for XML-RPC services. The client will be written in Java and Java Foundation Classes.
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Debugging server allowing remote debug logging and access to the information via a web based interface.
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Java Console is a Java Command promt tool intended for Software Developers, System Administrators and as a plug in to other applications. It is a very powerful console client just run it and have fun
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Jylog is a (JPDA) Java Platform Debugger Architecture based logger, Jylog eliminates the need for writing any log statement in the program. one can define the logging information using Jylog swing GUI and Jylog extracts the information from JVM at runtime
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Java-program to read, modify and execute class-files. a real java VM written in java or a decompiler for class-files is possible (and partially working)
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OpenTNF is a system-level tracing facility for capturing and presenting diagnostic information and performance metrics. Linux/Intel (kernel 2.2.x) is the initial target platform. The OpenTNF project is seeking developers for ports to other platforms.
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Este é um projeto acadêmico, desenvolvido pelos alunos da Univali do campus de São José, estudantes da Linguagens formais e autômatos. O objetivo deste trabalho é desenvolver um projeto de compiladores.
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ExStudio is a set of development tools for the "Ex" virtual machine. It includes the vm itself, a compiler, an assembler and a debugger.
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Bug Tracker Tool written in Java EE. Friendly user interface, management of bugs, dynamic bug states, multiple users, user groups and projects.
