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A tool chain allowing quick migration from existing SOAP webservices implementation to RESTful webservices implementation by using axisting WSDL defintion together with the services impl. classes.(dev. by a group http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/slosc)
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MOVED to https://github.com/poikilos/outputinspector Output Inspector is a standalone Qt helper app for Kate that allows you to double-click to jump to the file and line of code at which your compiler found errors (for mono or any C# or other compiler using "filename(line,position): error" notation).
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This is a java IDE.It is very programmer friendly.Can jump start with ready made codes after giving the class name and function names.Compile and run with two key press.Constant help for keywords.Eve option to update the keyword database.
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Jump Start UI is a development tool that jumpstarts your UI development by generating initial display and binding code based on the JavaBean. Genertes code for HTML, SWT, and other languages/libraries.
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Elric is a 3D engine (and gui) for .NET 2.0 that has been under development for several years which is finally making the jump to open source.
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BaggieLayout is a Java swing LayoutManager, as powerful as GridBagLayout, but VERY easy to use. Use simple XML or JavaBean constraints for positioning. Unlike other LayoutManagers, obeys min/max/pref sizes, & components don't jump/dissapear when resized
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User interface, services and workflow make up the foundation of all applications. microFrame jump starts micro application development using an application framework built on top of J2ME. The library will initially insure MIDP 1.0 compatibility.
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Jump is a software development tool for Java on the PalmOS platform. It compiles Java classfiles to self-contained 68K assembly language programs for Pila.
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Java-based extensible high-precision math package. Includes support for computations based on fractions. Support is included for converting to floating point numbers and BigDecimals.
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A JSP (Javaserver Page) Editing mode for XEmacs, implemented in eLisp, providing in-editor JSP compilation and jump-to-line-number debugging
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An extension for OracleJDeveloper to build JUMP Projects (Java User Module for Palm, hosted by sourceforge.net).
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WabaJump is an API to allow existing Waba programs to easily convert to Jump, as well as offering current Jump developers an easy-to-use API like the Waba API.
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PilotJFC offers an OO interface to the UI elements of the PalmOS, using Jump. PilotJFC also offers an even management system to route events only to the appropiate objects.
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A Flex-client/Java-server based app that provides the basic framework of "user management", including user registration, basic log-in security, and user administration. It can be used to quickly jump start projects that require this common use case.
