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Math4J is a java library with an object-oriented design of some mathematical ideas: functions, primality, complex numbers, etc. It also consists of some utility methods and classes for mathematical constructions.
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JBlooming is a framework for building views of java web applications. It empowers jsp based views with tools to easily integrate o-o modeling, and provides a large set of ready components.
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jCart was superceeded by Tiny Marbles (http://www.tinymarbles.org/). You will also find the project here in SourceForge with the project name 'tinymarbles'.
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eGForms provides a generic, open source (eGovernment) forms solution. Web forms are specified easily and input is autom. transformed into XML - without programming. eGForms are autom. WAI compliant and fullfill the (Austrian) eGovernment styleguide.
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sandboss is a messaging framework generator that creates complete communications, persistency, UI forms, configuration management, and runtime control infrastructure from struct and node declarations. Full generator support in the dependency-aware build
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_Stamps_ is a framework for java application development which extends the MVC (Model - View - Controller) pattern providing a complete decoupling between view and model with the usage of annotations (JSE5) and dispatching mechanisms.
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SATIN is a component model for mobile systems. It is a research project, and allows systems to adapt by a) Reasoning about what they can currently do b) send and recieve classes, objects, components and data. It is used in a number of projects.
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The Dash Framework is a Dependency Acquisition and Structural Hierachy IoC framework for Java based on Annotations. It is designed to clearly support declarative component based composition of objects.
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DMDF has collection of Frameworks for distribute your domain model. The Domain Model Transportation framework [sub project] let you use your own domain model replace DTO.
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JBolt is a Java library that "bolts" together applications by providing xml mapping tools, implementations of common design patterns, utility classes, and extensions of 3rd-party APIs.
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The Adept Library contains a lightweight Java Object database for stand-alone applications. It is designed for simplicity of use, exposing a simple DTO - no need for copy logic or complex serialisation techniques. It is also a powerful general library.
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EasyUpdate is a secure, small and easy to use Java library that enables your application to check for version updates on the Internet, download and install them. It uses JCE to digitally sign files so they are guarantee to be authentic
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A functional library to do functional programming in Java. Higher-order function, currying, pattern-match, monads are supported. Also, a recursive descent monadic parser combinator library is included. Homepage: http://jparsec.codehaus.org
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Persitancy api simaler to Prevailer but with more transparancy and less intrusiv to how you can disign your data structure. It uses a bytecode enhancer to add needed code to have your object presited betwhen sessions.
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This project is just a simple exploration of object oriented design patterns. Our project begins with a Conway Game of Life program, applying patterns where possible. The eventual goal of this project is to develop a reusable library of patterns.
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ACDK - Artefaktur Component Development Kit - is a platform independent C++-framework similar to Java or C#/.NET for generating distributed and scriptable components and applications.
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Netflow analyzing tools : JXColl - collector for Netflow (or XML specified) data Analyzer - front-end application for providing an user interface and output (graphs, statistics, etc.)
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"Fiber" is a java library which adds functionalities to the Sun java standard library : new Swing widgets ( preferences dialog, event log , ... ) , new supported protocols ( rss ) , frameworks ( user tracking on web applications ) and other utilities
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A Java library supporting automatic RMI wrapping of non-remote objects. All development is accessible by CVS, incl. releases/versions.
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MAOS (Meta-Attribute Object Store) is a light-weight Java library / framework implementing simple Object persistence using search-engine technology
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A light multi-level role-play game written in Java, built upon its own easy-to-use OOP game library, with no dependencies.
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The Alphabetical Navigation Bar Java Display Tag Library, <nav:alphanavbar:*>, creates an alphabetic navigation bar, by slicing and dicing string data stored in a java.util.List object into 26 alphabetically sub list.
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Adaptive IoC is a lightweight yet powerful and extensible IoC (Inversion of Control) Container for Java. Adaptive IoC allows engineers to intuitively assemble independent, pluggable and interchangeable components into an integrated whole.
