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Hop groups file revisions into change units, which can be used for testing, release control, and review purposes. It is intended for small- to medium-sized teams with shared code ownership and high quality, modular, encapsulated code bases.
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A java-based auto-update module. Generated updates are transferred in archives, upgrading between subsequent versions. An update contains changed single files and changed part of jars's and zip's. Mirrors, release notes, update uninstallation, news.
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This is a fork from retroweaver based on the 1.1 release. The modifications have been merged back into retroweaver and all future development will be done there. This project is now inactive.
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A project to develop Java-based front-ends to the utPLSQL testing framework. This includes integration with JUnit, Ant and Cruise Control. We are working to release code soon (written September 2004).
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This framework is a release notes framework that enables to generate textual release notes from an XML file. This is an open framework that enables to integrate outer information (VSC, bug tracking). Stand-alone GUI and Eclipse integration is on march.
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JDocViewer is a Java progrom for developers to better use javadoc. It provides a tool to better view, search, and organize the standard javadoc. Please check out the screenshots. The project is under construction. There is no release yet. Please use CVS.
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The EditorList plug-in is an editor manager for Eclipse that presents editors in a convenient view. The current release is compatible with Eclipse 3.0.x through the current Eclipse 3.2 releases.
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This is an Eclipse plugin, based on EMF JET Templates & Mapping model whose goal is to ease the process of automating the code generation and model transformation. The new release also include a new GEF plugin generator.
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Dr. Micheal Kay: "Saxon 8.7 is the first release to be released simultaneously by Saxonica on the Java and .NET platforms." MDP: Mission accomplished! Saxon for the .NET platform from Saxonica is now available and supported via the http://saxon.sf.net
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xTracker is a simple, easy to use project management and bug tracking system written in Java, that eases the development and release process.
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java-gnome is a set of Java bindings for the GTK widget toolkit and to the various libraries making up GNOME. java-gnome is part of the GNOME Bindings release set.
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aduna-build is the predecessor of Antmod, a modular Ant-based build system, using release descriptors. It is based on the build system originally developed at Aduna. See http://www.antmod.org/
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A collection of utilities for working with SourceForge programmatically. The initial release is spearheaded by a programmatic interface to the File Release System.
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The project features a doclet to extract release information from JavaDocs. Recognized tags are @change, @bug and @todo. A reference parameter may be included in tag's text and it will be interpreted as a link to a SourceForge.net tracker item.
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The JTools project contains small java functionalities which will make the live of a developer easier. For each functionality there will be a source release and a jar release.
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Yet another logger. Take a close look at it: It is very easy to use, very unified and extendable. You may attach your favourite set of loggers to this logger, and you still use only one API! This Java logger is used throughout the COMJAT.NET systems.
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Remotor is a Java web service system. It is a very easy to use and a very fast remote procedure call engine (alike RMI | RPC). No need for Stubs, Skeletons and Naming-Services. Remotor is one of many building blocks for the COMJAT.NET framework suite.
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Fragit provides high level ant tasks in order greatly simplify the Java build process. These tasks can be chained together in order to painlessly switch between different deployment strategies - eg 3-tier for release versus 2-tier for development.
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The Java Integrated Build Environment is a build environment that combines XP concepts like Continuous Integration with existing tools like Ant, JUnit, CruiseControl, CVS and Tomcat, to provide the community with a tool to build, test and release software
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A personal Java library. There I will test and release many random java code snippets, more or less dependant on other libraries, and java-related technologies. It is not meant to be useful per se, as a framework, but as an example of Java and OOP
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This is one approach to implementing the ideas discussed as the Public Domain Knowledge Base. Originally coded by Stephen Reed before joining Cycorp and currently maintained by Vic Bancroft. The next release with contributions made here will be versio
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Cross-platform visual versioning system aimmed at easing the user and administrator of large versioning repositories. Being developed in parallel with an API to allow other programs (such as IDEs) to checkout and release source code transparently.
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