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Colimas is a Component Library Management System. The objective is to store all reusable resets for enterprises or organizations and to help all developers to know where and how to get the needed components and reduce understanding time for project maint
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JDocViewer is a Java progrom for developers to better use javadoc. It provides a tool to better view, search, and organize the standard javadoc. Please check out the screenshots. The project is under construction. There is no release yet. Please use CVS.
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I have stopped developing this project, as I found DokuWiki to be exactly what I was looking for when starting to develop Codeslang. Sorry.
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The J-WASTE project aims at the implementation of a platform independent client/server Java implementation of the WASTE protocol. This project started as a mandatory project course in networking at the Luleĺ University of Technology in Sweden.
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Tracks project details using a variety of data options. Primarily designed to contain and organize software requirements in a multi-project, multi-user, environment using a networked SQL compliant database management system while tracking changes.
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Sagen provides the ability (for non-techncial personnel) to develop use case descriptions which are compiled against the java source and test code enabling requirements tracability and project development progress.
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Erc is an interpreted link-oriented language. Majic is a java-based interpreter for Erc, and Majicc is a c++ based compiler for Erc which uses the Majic libraries.
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The \\\"Archimedes Project\\\" extracts XML metadata content from Versata\\\'s repositories. It generates detailed reports (JavaDoc for Business Rules), persist XML business rules (Rules Repository) , and create JUNIT & Euclid test scripts 5.
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The Object Library Documentation Project defines standards and utilities for creating documentation structures for object models and packages like ActiveX Dynamic Libraries, Controls, .NET Assemblies, Java packages, and web services.
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The JManTools project is design to provide docbook to manpage conversion for the java community. Although there are existing tools (e.g. docbook2X) for the the generation of man pages from SGML docbook, there are as yet not equivalents for the XML versio
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OpenReq is an open source web based requirements management tool. It helps to capture, communicate and manage software requirements.
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'Visual Database' is a data base visual design tool that help both database developer and administrator to manage and control the DBMS they work on it
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Stylesheet inside JAR to transform DocBook XML to OpenDocument (odt) format. Usage: java org.hocon.docbook2oo.Main basedir infile outfile . Creates Template files in %HOME%/.docbook2oo, change them at your needs to change logo, Text styles, Page layout e
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BibTeXlipse is an Eclipse plugin for managing and analyse bibliography databases. Mainly for BibTeX databases, but will import and export many other bibliographic formats. It's currently in planning phase.
