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Welcome to the documentation site for the Java Driver, the MongoDB driver for synchronous Java applications. Download it using Maven or Gradle, or set up a runnable project by following our Quick Start guide. For tutorials on how to use the MongoDB JVM Drivers, please reference MongoDB University. Additional tutorials, videos, and code examples using both the Java Driver and the Kotlin Driver can also be found in the MongoDB Developer Center.

...It is designed to provide a way to interact with applications written in anyone of the .Net languages (such as C#, Visual Basic.Net, Delphi.Net, JScript.Net etc) from Java. Competitive Advantages: - dotNet4Java JAR can be easily added to artefacts repository like maven or ivy. - dotNet4Java is single jar file that can be very easily added to any type of Java project EJB, applet, desktop, console or service. - No extra dll is required when deployed. - Full access to .Net Framework Class Library. - Lightweight and easy to use. - There are tools to import and generate .Net Libraries into Java class files. ...

The Virtual Commons (http://commons.asu.edu) is an open software initiative devoted to computational experiments on collective action and resource governance and funded by Arizona State University's Center for Behavior, Institutions, and the Environment (http://cbie.asu.edu). NOTE: we've moved our development to GitHub at https://github.com/virtualcommons - please look for the latest versions there.

Plugins for integrating the dependency manager Ivy with various systems, like CruiseControl and Apache Continuum.

This library is an add-on library for Ivy and provides a resolver that uses SSH to access the repository. The resolver is able to publish.

Tools, extensions, and plugins for the Ivy dependency manager.

Ivy is a light-weight injection module similar to Google Guice, but is even more lightweight and incorporates more advanced concepts. It is primarily useful to a JAVA web-application developer. Ivy also includes a server-starter module that has a basic servlet, server, and data-interchange conversion annotations and interfaces that allow rapid deployment of web-applications.

If you are new to Apache Ivy and want to build your own repository, dirndl is the tool of choice. You will be able to build your custom repository with an easy to use Swing application and deploy it wherever you want. No more strange or outdated libraries from mysterious sources. Build your own repository. Use libraries from sources you trust. Gorgeous acronyms!