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International Components for Unicode
The home of the ICU project source code
ICU is a mature, widely used set of C/C++ and Java libraries providing Unicode and Globalization support for software applications. ICU is widely portable and gives applications the same results on all platforms and between C/C++ and Java software. ICU is released under a nonrestrictive open-source license that is suitable for use with both commercial software and with other open-source or free software. -
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FXWindowFramer
A JavaFX library to repaint your Applications window frame.
Most developer’s wish list probably hosts the idea of exploring new ways of decorating his/her applications window... Of course, preferences of current OSes do propose a few options, but some may want more, or different choices, would it just be to frame their apps with their own uniform “branded” style. FXWindowFramer is a quite simple JavaFX library, which may be used to change the look&feel of a JavaFX application (applying just a few cosmetic changes through CSS definitions), or, as a... -
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moodle-javalib
Java client library for Moodle 2.x REST Web Services
...One of the important extensions of the platform functionality, starting with version 2.0, is support for Web services. To explore the practical possibilities of interacting with Moodle Web services we have developed a Java-client and used it for the study. Further work in this area has shown the feasibility of developing a client library, which could be used in the Information Systems developed for the Java platform, in order to ensure their interaction with the Moodle platform. The advantage of using such a library is the ability for developers to operate by Moodle objects, such as a course, category, cohort, user, group, etc.in object-orienting programming style. ... -
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KGJlib
A Java library containing classes that I wrote and am happy to share.
KGJlib is a Java library containing various different helper classes, etc. that I have written over the course of time. I open-sourced the library so that I could re-use it in any project I contribute to, and I'm developing it on SourceForge so that others can benefit from it too. The library contains useful classes for audio, JavaBeans, I/O operations, various type conversions, etc. -
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Java Maths library, providing several mathematical functionalities. It is intended to be a project for learning Java, Maths and project related working. This project was started in Course TAI08B1 at www.ba-karlsruhe.de
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A simple tool to pinpoint jdbc connection leaks in java code. Of course your code is the best and implements patterns, but what if you have to work on an old project that is not so neat and it has a connection leak? Do you start looking everywhere?
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