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Ta4j is an open-source Java library for technical analysis. It provides the basic components for the creation, evaluation, and execution of trading strategies. Ta4j is available on Maven Central. You can also download example code from the maven central repository. The wiki is the best place to start learning about ta4j. For more detailed questions, please use the issues tracker. We can calculate indicators over this bar series, in order to forecast the direction of prices through the study...

The open Home Automation Bus (openHAB) project aims to provide a universal integration platform for all things around home automation. It is a pure Java solution, fully based on OSGi. It is designed to be vendor-neutral as well as hardware/protocol-agnostic. openHAB brings together different bus systems, hardware devices, and interface protocols by dedicated bindings. These bindings send and receive commands and status updates on the openHAB event bus. This concept allows designing user...

The simple, stupid rules engine for Java. As of December 2020, Easy Rules is in maintenance mode. This means only bug fixes will be addressed from now on. Version 4.1.x is the only supported version. Please consider upgrading to this version at your earliest convenience. Lightweight library and easy-to-learn API. POJO-based development with an annotation programming model.

Powerful rule-based command line parser and cofiguration reader. Options can be created using annotations or manually using a powerful API. Options are grouped into hierarchical namespace, allowing sophisticated inclusion, exclusion and grouping based on rules. Supports multiple dialects and automatic document creator such as typical usage and UNIX manpages. POSSIX, GNU, MSDOS command line parser dialects. XML, INI, PROPERTIES configuration file types. Database and general persistance or...

An extremely simple Java Rule Engine (Non-JSR 94) that uses rules you create in Java. Simply create your basic rules, implement the single "passes" method for each, then chain them together in an XML file to create more complex rules.

...The documents (hereafter called "JEDI documents") can have different format types: pdf, excel, rtf, plain text data streams and xml streams. A JEDI document is an instance of the so called "managed document" (i.e. the configuration data and a particular set of rules), configured by a developer into the JEDI configuration database. The provision of a JEDI document is based on a synchronous processing performed by the JEDI core engine triggered by an end-user request (through HTTP request or RMI call). The content of a JEDI document (i.e. the input of the JEDI service), must be an XML stream regardless of the source. ...

Interfuse is a workflow framework that joins ("fuses") the services, rules and objects of a traditional application with user-defined workflow. Interfuse is lightweight and designed to be embedded in existing Java-based applications.