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Shadowed Horizons is a gaming software development framework. The aim of the project is to provide simple yet intuitive classes and utilities which will allow you to spend less time drudging around the foundation, and more time coding the next big game
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<b>A simple, flexible, light weight application enclosure from which rapid extension is possible in the Java programming environment. Includes the config framework similar to Apache's digester tool, except control is encapsulated in the constructor.</b>
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GML is a development tool that allows you to create graphical user interfaces for Java desktop applications in a simple and fast way, writing XML documents that define the content, structure and behaviour of those interfaces.
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System Modeller is a tool to automate the process of building an application from a simple XML based model.
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Simple library built on top of dom4j to create logical HTML documents easily and generate HTML output from them with proper encoding. For example, it is difficult to create "p" elements with all the attributes using just dom4j. Using this extension, you w
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CUStom Parser - a parser written in Java for Java. It is lightweight, simple, efficient and easily embeddable, usually requiring less than twenty lines of code to implement.
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LucidEngine is a simple layer over MIDP compatible phones that will let you write simple and old fashioned games using a specific language. Every game you'll develop will basically work on all the devices (even not phones) LucidEngine as been ported.
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JOR is a Java Object Relation mapping tool that is very simple to use. It works with all mayor databases and requires only minimal coding effort. JOR strictly follows the POJO / POJI (Plain Old Java Objects / Plain Old Java Interfaces) model.
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"Le Winny" is meant to be translating some plain text information (given a simple syntax called "Le Winny Syntax") to a W3C-valid HTML code. The first implementation is in PHP tested under Linux and Windows XP. Further port will be made in Java and C
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Analysys is a no-nonsense persistence layer generation tool for Java. Simple POJOs can be generated directly from your database schema, and you can be up and running in minutes.
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Network gaming environment for AI warriors. Offers an application server, a soccer game application, an observer module visualizing a match and a template code for the warriors development.
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A simple ASN.1 toolkit and libraries to add ASN.1 serialization to Java classes. Serialization schemes are targetted at XML integration.
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Darrt provides simple deployment packaging for database code, akin to that provided by JAR, WAR and EAR files in J2EE.
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This XML-based language will allow easy creation and integration of Game Map and Object definitions for any game.
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A simple open source platform in Java supporting add-ins. Add-ins for text, and for syntax highlighting source code are provided. Aesop is a fledgling Eclipse wannabe looking for add-in developers. Aesop makes use of JEditTextArea and JavaHelp.
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A simple tool to ease the generation of enterprise java beans source code and configurations for openEJB
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Raptor (Rapid Application ProtoTyping of Objects and their Relations). Java Frontend Framework that supports JavaBeans, Hibernate, Jakarta-POI, and a simple Raptor data access layer.
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AutoSQL provides a simple and easy to use framework meant to be a substitute for J2EE Entity beans and JDO. AutoSQL data objects give just the right abstraction from a writing SQL without being too far removed from the power of SQL.
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JTools.Ruby is easy way to access Java 2 class-files via scripts written in Ruby language. There are class-file disassembler, assembler and simple Ruby to Java bytecode compiler. The work is at the start point.
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The name of the project is M2V. M2V connects distincts Data Sources with User Interfaces for simple operations, like creation, visualisation and updating of objects without extra code.
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Sparta is a lightweight Java XML package that includes an XML parser, a DOM, and an XPath interpreter. The code-size is small, the parser is fast, the object memory size is small, and the DOM API is clean and simple.
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Chiron is a backend framework to generate applications. It generates persistent code from xmi files, based on prevayler. The generated code can use a simple but powerfull collection search framework and a finite state machine based controller.
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JSCode is a simple XML representation of programs. The JSCode project provides tools to build programs in JSCode. The tools display code as blocks. You can output programs as Java or C or Mindscript for Lego RCX robots and more.
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Some helpfull sql tools. You got tired of writing the same code over and over again where you use JDBC? Using this you will write less code for every DB data submit and retrieval.
