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Microlog is a small, yet powerful logging library for mobile devices based on the Log4j API. Supports Java ME (J2ME) and Android. Logs to device, to PC or to servers online. Used in all phases from development on emulator/device to outdoor field-testing.
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JDBCSupport is a light-weight framework for database interaction needs in Java applications. Perfectly suited for small to mid-sized projects JDBCSupport helps you getting your database interaction in order without engaging other heavy frameworks.
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Manentia Commons is a set of general purpose Java utility classes, including collection handling, configuration reading, date handling, logging wrappers, mail wrappers, database connection pooling manager, simple encryption wrappers and XML utilities.
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The ProM Import Framework allows to extract process enactment event logs from a set of information systems. These can be exported in the MXML format, which is the standard event log data format for Process Mining analysis techniques.
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A distributed logging & monitoring WS architecture using WS-Notification (WSN) as well as a Log4J appender that implements an appropriate adapter. Software components that already use Log4J can be integrated non-intrusively.
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SBAL is a command line tool to launch spring batch. It provides advanced features like displaying the batch version, running resources validations, configuring logging ... It also defines a standard directory structure for deployments
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Configuration is like logging a crosscutting concern in applications, e.g DEFINE default values here, CHANGE settings there, and USE settings somewhere else again. Visit http://config4j.sourceforge.net for a complete set of features!
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Metadata-based Logger is an AOP Framework that uses Metadata for logging method calls. The main idea of this framework is to log different pieces of a method call in different locations through the use of metadata.
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This is a bot framework written in Java build upon PircBot( http://www.jibble.org/pircbot.php ). It features Hot Deployment (Modules which can be loaded in runtime) and logging via log4j.
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A real-time graph plotter. While your application is computing and logging results to a CSV file using the LiveGraph Writer API, the plotter lets you visualise and monitor the results live - by instantly plotting charts and graphs of the data.
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Bandy is an open-source project that aims to ease the programming for J2ME by supporting developers with a library of standard functionality like preference storage, logging and serialization. Check out the projects website for more detailed information.
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J2ME logging framework intended to be used at development time. It is only CLDC 1.1 complied. It is simple, flexible and extensible. It supports different way of formating and displaying logging information.
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Esession supplies an abstract layer for user session management with logging support. It could work both in stand-alone mode, and bound to http sessions. The solution for the log storage could either be in memory or in database.And there's a GUI monitor
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The Service Platform is used to manage distributed java computing environments. Java applications can be automatically distributed, installed and managed from a client with monitoring and log viewing, integrates with UNIX init and Windows Services.
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Raistlin is a fork of the "retired" Apache Merlin/Avalon projects. Raistlin is a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) container built upon the Java platform providing common features such as logging, dependency management, configuration, and deployment.
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A Eclipse plugin wrap jakarta commons-logging. It bridge all logs to eclipse log mechanism and avoid classloader problem when deployed with Java Web Start.
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JavaCommon is a huge set of commons java file in a library, that can be imported into any project. It provides a logging system, persisters, queue systems, utilities for String / IO / ... This library is used by JideoGuard.
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Strata is a collection of J2EE frameworks designed to help jumpstart any application. From mapping Relational Databases to definining logging services, Strata is an all encompassing set of frameworks to help put your project on solid ground. This project
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LaaS - Log as a Service is another library for logging. All other logging libraries works well, but you find in most projects typically errors or helper classes. This framework wants prevent user for such errors and eliminate helper classes.
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Comtor commons libs, includes: Logs, Exception handling, number printing, configuration files handling, TCP/UDP Server skel.
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Service Invocation in SOA environment: This framework will take care of security, caching, event generation, service invocation( synchronous, asynchronous), end-to-end SLA capturing, non-intrusive logging, etc
