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Chex4j allows you to document and enforce @pre and @post conditions of method calls with runtime or build time class file instrumentation. Conditions run as fast as normal code.
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Android Auto Tester utilizes Android's monkey runner and hierarchy viewer to automatically traverses the hierarchy of an Android application's GUI and simulates user inputs from the host side, without accessing the application's source code.
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A plug in for Eclipse that calculates metrics for your code during build cycles and warns you, via the Problems View, of 'range violations' for each metric. You may also export the metrics to various formats for further analysis.
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A simple tool to help you create an R interface for your Java project. Simply annotate the constructors and methods you want to make available and JAnnotateR will produce a working package, complete with documentation generated from javadocs.
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Parsers for biological data based on scanner generators like Flex (C), Re2c(C), Jflex (Java) and Ifickle (Tcl). This scanner generators are providing easier maintainance, development and higher speed than hand written scanners. Scanner output is SQL.
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A set of common reusable code that I use, manage and maintain. It is generalized and uses alot of extensible interface based API's leaving expansion to the basic concepts in these libraries almost limitless.
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Runtime concurrency analysis for Java. Instruments your Java app at run time, and monitors field access, synchronization and locking, to verify concurrent access is safe.
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jlibtracker: Java Library Tracker, is an utility to find the code dependencies. This tool aims at identifying all the libraries used by the code; both direct and transitive dependencies are tracked.
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Klava (Klaim in Java) is a Java package for implementing distributed applications that can exploit mobile code and run over a heterogeneous network environment. Klava is based on the KLAIM (Kernel Language for Agent Interaction and Mobility)
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IMC is a Java software framework for building infrastructures and applications for systems where code mobility and/or network communication are key issues.
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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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Follow is a simple Java application which allows a user to monitor several log files concurrently. The source for this project is now being maintained at http://hallwaytech.github.com/follow
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ProViz is a program visualization framework for Java. It is built as a plugin to the Eclipse IDE. (We are getting close to publishing resources and making this project distributable. Stay tuned!) A video demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsoK1n-OM
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Dozer is a Java Bean to Java Bean mapper. Typically, these Java Beans will be of different complex types. Dozer supports simple property mapping, complex type mapping, bi-directional mapping, as well as recursive mapping.
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Generator of PHP classes from PostgreSql database. There are model, view, controller (MVC) classes generated by this tool. It is easy tool.
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Perfidix is a tool for developers to conveniently and consistently benchmark Java code. It's intentionally designed to be used like JUnit to simplify its adoption and comes with a suitable Eclipse plugin. NOTE: THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED TO GITHUB!
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metaDSL provides a framework which eases creation of BNF grammars, parser generators and code generators. Executes as a Maven plugin or from the command line via a lightweight launcher powered by Maven runtime. See also: http://www.metadsl.com/
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Java-XML Binder (JXB) is a lightweight and easy to use Java-to-XML and XML-to-Java Mapping Tool. Mapping Rules should be configured through Java Annotations, you do not need any configuration files. JXB supports Objects of any complexity.
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Needle is a simple dependency injection framework for configuring POJOs from properties files using annotations. Supports all numeric types, enums, arrays, collections and maps. Just drop into your classpath and never read a properties file again!
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XCoder is an extensible model transformation and code generation framework implementing the Model Driven Architecture (MDA) standard of the Object Management Group. XCoder generates arbitrary output from UML models via an XMI interface.
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Code Critick is able to heuristically evaluate aspects of OO design quality, by using metrics. It also supports "code coloring" visualization -- shading lines of code by metrics. Originally developed at the University of Canterbury.
