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Axel-DICE
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JDice rolls dice. A simple yet rich language allows to express several kinds of roll schemes, including any dice type, rerolling, selecting highest/lowest, counting, etc.
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This project is a dice rolling library written in java. This contains a web front written with DWR (Ajax) that's easy to use.
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Groovy Dice is an open source dice rolling engine written entirely in Groovy that provides a simple way to specify and evaluate complex dice rolling expressions.
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JPivot is a JSP custom tag library that renders an OLAP table and chart. Users can perform typical OLAP navigations like drill down, slice and dice. It uses Mondrian and XMLA as its OLAP engines.
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