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[fleXive] is a next-generation Java EE 5 content repository that provides enterprise-level persistence with security, SQL-like query language, a JSF-based web administration and reusable JSF components for integration into existing and new applications.
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Simple Workflow
Simple Workflow is a free workflow engine written in Java.
Simple Workflow is a free workflow engine written in Java. Properties: - Simple to use (need to call only 2 methods and implement 1 interface) - Written in Java 7 - Uses a simple domain language to describe workflows - Can be used with any storage backend (Sql, NoSql, File, etc.) - Can be used with any frontend - High level of backend/frontend abstraction -
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Big Sack
Big Sack: A lightweight Java Key/Value store with undo and disk cache.
Big Sack is a Java persistence mechanism that allows storage of key value pairs following the popular Big Data paradigms. Its a very simple and straightforward way to bridge the gap between in-memory data structures and long-term storage. It has the convenience of Java SDK TreeMap and TreeSet classes and is used the same easy way, but it includes rollback through undo logging to checkpoint data so it does not wind up in an unknown state regardless of failures. ... -
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NextBus Public Feed Adapter for Java
A Java adapter for the NextBus Public XML Feed Service
Restful Web Service adapter for the NextBus prediction and transit network reporting service. This implementation uses XSD Schema, JAXB and a domain object model to decouple the consuming application from the over-the-wire representation of the data. NextBus is currently providing real-time bus data in several major metro transit agencies including, but not limited to MBTA (Boston), Toronto, Seattle, Brooklyn, Staten Island as well as a number of University towns. In additional to the... -
Ship Agents FasterGemini Enterprise Agent Platform lets you rapidly build, scale, govern and optimize production-ready agents grounded in your organization's data. The platform enables developers to build custom or pre-built agents for virtually any use case. New customers get $300 in free credits.
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FreezeDry
Java persistence without the need for XML binding
Easy, flexible, extensible, Java object persistence without the need for XML binding files or other configuration. Contains a semantic model that facilitates going from Object to any representation (XML, JSON, Database, etc) and back. See Wiki for Overview and Quickstart. -
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FSP - Simple Persistence Framework
Simple persistent framework
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JdonFramework
a Domain Driven Design + CQRS + EventSource java framework
1. INTRODUCTION --------------------------------------------- JdonFramework is a java framework to build your Domain Driven Design + CQRS + EventSource applications with asynchronous concurrency and higher throughput. 2. GETTING STARTED ------------------ In the "example" directory there are several examples for web application. You can run runTest.bat in this directory to see how to play JdonFramework in Application. In the "doc" directory there are all documents about... -
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JOMM is a "Java Object Model Mapping" Framework about generic persistence mapping between different worlds of models, such as Java model classes, SQL relational schema or XML.
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Make java data object persistent in file system whithout database. Between serialization in file and database. Cache your data model in file. Manage more objects than memory can contains
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Java Framework providing various reusable API's including POJO Services API, Java Collections based persistence(JDBC and LDAP) API's and an MVC Web API. Also provides tools to aid in the use of Apache Ant, XML configs and Docbook XML.
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is a richclient-framework written in Java/Swing. It provides different window-managers, a persistence-layer (no need to code SQL), transparent handling of databases and preferences and a service-layer, where services can be managed from the GUI.
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ChronoDB
ChronoDB is a data manager for generic time series.
The project has been renamed CrNiCKL (chronicle) and moved to http://crnickl.sourceforge.net. ChronoDB is a data manager written in Java. It supports time series of any type. With its simple and powerful schema subsystem it takes charge of very large heterogeneous data sets. The software consist of an API and a generic implementation layer running on top of an SQL or a NoSQL system. Applications can mix objects from multiple ChronoDB databases. -
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J2ME Polish is a next generation framework for the rapid development of J2ME applications. Features included are a powerful GUI framework, utility classes and ant-based build tools for the creation of device optimised applications.
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DruideDB is an embedded database (based on Object/XML mapping files) for Java applications. Both source code (DAO) and persistence layer (mapping) is generated. This DB stores everything as strings and handle auto-increments and multiple PKs.
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Bottomline is a JDBC proxy driver that loads the actual drivers using isolated classloaders, making it possible to load multiple versions of the same database driver. It also seamlessly integrates with application servers and persistence APIs.
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Set of Java libraries to ease common development tasks in an application, such as working with resource files, input validation, background processing, observing property changes, etc.
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RedDwarf is a horizontally scalable application server for low latency apps such as online games, virtual worlds, and social networking applications. It is the official community fork for Project Darkstar, previously sponsored by Sun Microsystems.
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SeQuaLite is a light-weight java persistence DAO framework. Though it's footprint is tiny,only one small jar, it is fast and powerful. Features: CRUD operations, Lazy-Load, Cascading, Pagination, POJO generator. Helps reduce development time effectively
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Pythia is an open source highly scalable standards-based cache for Java. Pythia provides, lightning-fast speed, fail-safe operations, persistence, transactionality, dynamic scaling, out of Heap caching, extreme ease of use
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This is an experimental project aimed to Introduce a new concept on object relational persistence focused on LDAPv3 directories.
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Objectreferenceanalyser (ORA) helps finding memory leaks, design weaknesses and bugs. The ORA-Framework visualizes objects, their content and relations during runtime of any Java application and is able to persist these findings for subsequent analyze.
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Beet adds user behavior and performance tracking to a Spring-based Java app. HTTP requests, method calls, and SQL statements are tracked and associated to user and session. includes XML, binary XML, and JDBC loggers. See http://beet.sourceforge.net.
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JPA-XJC is a JAXB 2.1 XJC plugin for annotating schema derived classes with Java persistence annotations. It does not generate code depending on libraries other than JPA 1.0 and does not introduce non-standard customization elements.
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The Virtual Commons (http://commons.asu.edu) is an open software initiative devoted to computational experiments on collective action and resource governance and funded by Arizona State University's Center for Behavior, Institutions, and the Environment (http://cbie.asu.edu). NOTE: we've moved our development to GitHub at https://github.com/virtualcommons - please look for the latest versions there.
