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The DocSOAP XML Development Kit (XDK) is a Java Web Services SOAP, and XML Development Kit that provides effective and efficient ways of manipulating XML documents and building Web services solutions for "document style SOAP".
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JLibDiff is an implementation of diff and diff3 algorithm as lib. Differences are represented as java objects. You can use this lib for building text diff tools for example
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Antics - Yet another collection of custom Apache Ant components: Tasks, tips, examples, idioms, and in-depth articles for build file writers and custom task developers alike.
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Pamda is an MDA tool (UML to code generator). It uses UML API to parse XMI and thus, unlike some other MDA tools, is lenient to XMI extensions. Implemented as Ant task and uses Velocity template engine. Tested with XMI produced by Enterprise Architect.
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VirtualMock is a Unit Testing tool. It uses Junit, Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) and the Mock Objects testing approach. Through AOP, it supports features which are not possible with other pure-java mock object frameworks.
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The Zaval Java Resource Editor (or Zaval JRC Editor) solution is small and easy-to-use visual editor for resource files. It can be used for existing software localization, resources synchronization and any other resources manipulations.
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The VPDM framework is a software engineering meta-model to allow encapsulated views to be superimposed onto schema. We can forward engineer systems using this approach.
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Apache Ant based tool for generation a template project that includes directory structure, makefiles (build.xml, for example) and portions of source code. One can find this resembles PERL h2xs tool.
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O2XMapper provides a user interface for creating Castor XML mapping files. JDOMapper provides a user interface for creating Castor JDO mapping files.
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An Ant task for generating property files with testsets based on the results of SQL queries and validation plug-ins. Very usefull when building unit tests that make use of changing datasets.
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MakeGenie automatically creates Makefiles for Java projects. The Makefiles it generates include all class dependencies as well as some generic rules such as all, build, and clean.
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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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Morphious is a Java application server for developing and running applications in a production environment. Applications are built from modules that can be independently recompiled and connected on demand in a GUI developer environment.
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It's a tools generating some graphics interfaces for applications in Java language. It's to gain a lot of time while building some windows. The Swings classes are very difficult to use! (especially the Layouts) We describe the windows content in XML!
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Using a series of Regular Expressions this application scans web documents generated by Microsoft (TM) Office Products, and converts them to proper syntax. This is done by checking cross checking legitimate HTML tags againts those in the generated doc...
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A shorthand alternative to XML. A set of software tools written in Java for dealing with text that is structured by indentation rather than with tags. The tools include a parser, an object representation, XPath evaluator, a schema validator and more.
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JOPE (Java Open Project Enviroment) focuses on making development of java projects easier by providing all tools in one place. Features include: Maven support, Ant support, Issue tracking, Mailing lists, VCS support ...
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DiGi is an open-source project providing infrastructure and tools for rapid building of portals. DiGi is a multi-portal system - you can create multiple portals in one installation. These portals can share content, user-base, permissioning, templates etc
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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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Invicta is a build management tool. Using simple project definition files, it generates powerful build scripts (such as ANT) while hiding their complexity. Invicta is a modular framework that allows developing additional components and output types.
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jsSplitter - toolbox for javascript preprocessing (Concatenates a .js file, or a series of .js files, to a single file .Compress a js code by removing comments,blank spaces,linefeeds .) Include GUI and commandline utility programs,ant task,jsp tag.
