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MyDBMgr is a set of Java classes that let's one work with a database without knowledge of JDBC and SQL. Retrieve from a database and fire queries without writing SQL queries or any JDBC code.
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hIDE is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for C++, C & Java based application programming. It is currently being developed on the Linux platform with plans for an eventual port to Windows.
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mod_csp (C Servlet Pages) is an Apache Module written in C for embedding C/C++ (Souce-) Code inside HTML Pages (like Java Servlet Pages JSP).
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XDoclet module to generate MySQL and PostgreSQL DDL from class and method tags. Generates CREATE TABLE or ALTER TABLE statements. Supports all MySQL and PostgreSQL extensions. Turns .java files into .sql files.
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Jeeg is a dialect of Java based on a declarative synchronization mechanisms.Synchronization constraints in Jeeg are expressed in a linear temporal logic. Jeeg is inspired by the current trend in aspect oriented languages.
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MDGen is a UML class model-driven J2EE code generator. It uses XML to describe a class model and applies XSL template to generate session/entity EJBs, Struts code, deployment descriptors, database create/drop scripts, resource file and Ant build script.
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File Format Class Generator (ffcg) is a Java program designed to help Java developers handle different structured file formats, and files conforming to these formats.
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CircleUML is a stand alone Java application that forward engineers interaction diagrams from XMI-exports.
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SVT (Struts Validation Toolkit) is a validation framework for Struts. You can write a simple validation code in Java. This will allow you to write more flexible rules, rather than writing validation.xml files.
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IGLU is a Java class library designed to facilitate sharing of code among Artificial Intelligence/Information Retrieval researchers to illustrate how various problems can be solved in Java. It is developed and maintained by the IGLU Research Group.
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The Java Software Metrics Evaluation & Graphing tool is a source code analyser providing metrics analysis and graphical representation of Java code. The system presents code in a graphical format and allows software metrics calculations to be performed.
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JWarp is a component framework that helps building large servlet applications. It contains a runtime environment and a persistence engine. All code is 'simple and stupid' making JWarp an powerful and extendable framework. All components are stable and
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!!! Tablegen is discontinued. Go use Apache Torque instead !!! Automatically generates Java (JDBC) classes to access to a relational database. Version 1.8 is now officially obsolete. Version is being worked on. It will have improved code structure (
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XML schema to specify relational database administration and operations. Uses XML, XSLT stylesheets and Java code to allow applications to use advance features of databases and have complex queries without being tied to a specific relational database.
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There are other tools on the internet which generate DTOs. But they are limited to generating it by means of a configuration file. The aim of this project is to provide different PRACTICAL data source options such as a JDBC table or a UML Diagram
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This is a plugin to write Jsp page with eclipse. It will permit code completion, taglib integration, html, wysiwyg, ....
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[XiT is defunct. All code has moved to XGen] XiT is a framework for managing data transformations. It incorporates a plugable architecture to accomodate different data transformation engines. Modules can be designed to generate source code, transform xml
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Caterpillar is a build management software package. Its primary purpose is to allow developers and development groups the ability to easily build and schedule builds of project code via a web interface.
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ZWebEdit is a Java applet that is designed to replace the <textarea> tag with a rich Java text editor designed for editing HTML / code in a browser. ZWebEdit does not create a its own filesystem; it is designed to work with Zope or standalone.
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Currently Java does not support the execution of autoproxy scripts. I wrote some Java code with the help of Mozilla's Rhino (implementation of JavaScript written entirely in Java) to get the result of an autoproxy script.
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JEnum is a Java runtime jar for working with enumerated types, as described in Josh Bloch's Effective Java, and a one-way code generator to create the needed classes from xml. The API is patterned after the Java Collections API.
