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    LibAndria is a library of classes, functions, and macros, primarily based on smart pointers, and organized into 'packages'. Since v3, all dependencies are internal, C++ standard, SDL, or optional.
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    LibEngsas

    LibEngsas

    The main task is an independent API for KDE and Qt

    ...This package contains libengsas linked against KDE, so you should install this package instead of libengsas0, if you want to enable the internal KDE usage of libengsas Binary and source packages for many Linux distributions can be found at http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/engsas The source code documentation can be found at http://trac.engsas.de/libengsas/doxygen.
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    You know the component scanning feature of Spring? You'll love this: component scanning as easy as select(javaClasses()).from("your.package").returning(allAnnotatedWith(YourAnnotation.class)). Can support any language running on the JVM. ---------- eXtcos is now also available from Maven Central. To include it into your Maven project just add this dependency: groupId: net.sf.extcos artifactId: extcos version: 0.4b Unfortunately Sourceforge doesn't support XML snippets in the...
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    A library help for signing data with PKCS11 token (certificates with SHA1withRSA Sign Algorithm) and create CMS packages. It uses Bouncy Castle Crypto API and SUNPKCS11. Also it verify the signed data and verify signing certificate's OCSP control.
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    That project aims at providing a framework for SOCI (http://soci.sourceforge.net), so as to ease the packaging and delivery processes, allowing to deliver packages for a great number of Linux distributions, as well as for other Unices and MS Windows.
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    That project aims at providing a framework around the WSDLPull (http://wsdlpull.sourceforge.net) source code, so as to ease the packaging and delivery processes, allowing to deliver packages for a great number of Linux distributions and Unices.
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    The Open Source PL/SQL project is a collaborative effort by developers to create variety of Oracle packages - available free of charge. The purpose of each package varies, but all are developed based on a common set of coding standards for consistency.
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