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...So, say if hibernate or axis generates DTO's and you want to map them to your own beans , so at that point this framework can be used. Please refer to the wiki for usage guidelines. Key Benefits : => Smaller code foot-print => Faster development time => One time mapping creation => Easy to debug => Reduces the bugs due to missed mappings for large DTOs

I was i need of a json writer / parser which is - Compact. Libraries around there are way too big given the json spec and my usual need for a project. -Simply integrated as a simple jar. Dont want to force Maven dependency on projects. Could not find it so i wrote it. I dont claim its perfect , but should save some time for small / medium projecs. Json types are intuitively mapped to their Java counterparts : Map , List. I did not try all UTF16 encodings , but let me know i will fix it IF YOU GIVE ME A TEST CASE. ( input this , expect that ) Also floating point parsing for exponential notation can be slighly improved , does not bother on my projects. ...

LRU caching map is Least Recent Used Map, (see Wiki), meaning that a Key,Value pair is stored in the cache, with a "expireTime", but every time the Key is retrieved (get method) the expire time is extended. It is a simple POJO one jar library. With complete documentation with examples and javadoc. When the cache reaches is "maxSize" or a cleanup of the cache is performed (automatically by deamon thread dependent on the "LRUCachingMapConfiguration"), it is the keys with least recent used (lowest expire time) that is discarded first. ...

Annotate your POJOs to create a fully-functional application, with table support, collection filters, and persistence hooks.

Simple but powerful Ruby-style collections and closures implemented with Java 5 features and fine object-oriented design.