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Spring Hand Penetration Column
Aims to learn Spring source code and understand principles of Spring
Spring Hand Penetration Column is a hands-on Java learning project that teaches Spring internals by rebuilding a simplified Spring framework step by step. The repository breaks the framework into multiple learning stages so developers can understand each core concept through implementation rather than passive reading. It preserves key Spring ideas such as IoC, AOP, bean lifecycle, application context, scopes, resource loading, annotation configuration, and package scanning. ... -
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Easy Random
The simple, stupid random Java beans/records generator
...This method is able to generate a random instance of any arbitrary Java bean. Populating a Java object with random data can look easy at first glance, unless your domain model involves many related classes. -
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Jodd
Jodd! Lightweight, Java, zero dependencies, use what you like
Jodd is a set of micro-frameworks and developer-friendly tools and utilities. Code-things-done. Great performances. Tiny dependencies. Use what you like. Welcome to the Jodd, a unique, alternative world of Java. You can find here some micro-frameworks and some handy tools. Nothing more, nothing less. The decision which component is promoted is based on the Maven Central Repo statistics. Version v5 contains remaining libraries and frameworks. They are in maintenance mode. -
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OMapper
Automate your bean mappings seamlessly
OMapper is a simple library to ease the process of mapping objects or beans from one design layer to another design layer, using annotations. One can specify mappings both in source class (Sink Annotation) and target class(Source Annotation). Supports mapping composed user class objects and array fields. It is NOT an ORM Framework like Hibernate, but it facilitates object to object mapping between different design layers. So, say if hibernate or axis generates DTO's and you want to map... -
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NamedParameterConverter
Converter for named parameters on Java command line call
The Named-Parameter-Converter accepts named parameters from commandline. Thus it analyzes the args[] string array parameter of the static main method, validates and converts these named parameters. The parameters are converted in Map or Object structure when nothing else is configured. However, you can also convert it into a bean class. More details under https://sourceforge.net/p/namedparameterconverter/wiki/Home/ -
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xmltes
xml Template Engine System
Xml Template Engine, Modular, Event-based System with bean scoped contexts. Javascript and Java Client-Server Model. Write dynamic websites with xml templates. Modular structure maps xml namespaces to javascript modules. JS modules, templates, css and files are stored server-side and rendered client-side with the program. Non-commercial license. -
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Juffrou
Java Utilities Framework For the Rest Of Us
Juffrou stands for Java Utilities Framework For the Rest Of Us and is a collection of useful classes or mini frameworks to help the java developer. Checkout the juffrou-reflect module if you are into performant java bean handling. There is also an xml marshaller / unmarshaller which is easy to use and has cool features like the Simplified Marshalling of nested beans. -
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A small swing calendar bean for displaying monthly, weekly and daily items. The purpose of the bean is to provide an as flexible as possible reusable gui calendar component. The extensible toolbar provides view selection and navigation. Items can be edited in any of the views; status, start and & times and description can all be modified. The bean can be installed into most IDEs as it follows the JavaBean standard. See the wiki for instructions.
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A simple java package which provides an annotation, an interface and utility class for the purpose of making it easy to create toString() methods.
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Glue Stick dependency injection framework is used for assembling and configuring Java applications from external bean definition and configuration files. There are several supported bean definition file formats, such as Groovy, JSON and Spring XML.
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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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Manages Java application/tool options. Options are mapped to Java Bean properties using annotations. Options can be loaded from command line arg String[] array, an XML file, or a java properties file. Help texts can be generated.
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Consist of small but usable Java source code or libraries for rookies or intermediate Java developers.
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JGauge Bean is a single purpose bean library for gauges. You can use it to draw round gauges on Java Components. The gauge can be extensively configured for displaying one discrete value within a given range.
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