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BNF for Java is a BNF Compiler-Compiler, or Parser-Generator. It implements ISO Standard Backus-Naur Format, using Java. BNF allows you to create a syntax, or a complete language, to parse your data source. Your custom Java extensions generate output.
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An API and a graphical tool for inspection (viewing, searching and comparing) and manipulation (modification, obfuscation, refactoring of methods, fields, attributes and code) of classfiles for the Java platform.
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SourceDiff is a difference utility designed to allow revisions of source code to be compared for functional differences rather than textual differences.
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jLynx is a simple, lite, hi-performance layer over the JDBC API. Persist and retrieve POJO and Map objects directly. SQL code and connections configured in XML. Designed for developer productivity. Simpler, easy to learn compared to Hibernate, JPA, etc.
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code2web is a toolkit for converting source code (Java,JavaScript,XML,JSP,SQL and more) to HTML with a wide array of features, including CSS customization, outline generation, automatic documentation liking, selective highlighting and more.
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Clanker is a 100% Java API for the encapsulation in a JavaBean-like format of Java source information, particularly Javadoc and Annotations and a collection of Jelly tags for the auto-generation of Java sources starting from the information above.
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JS XmlGUI is library which allows to describe both - logic and appearance (rendering) - of Java applications GUI's in XML. It allows to reduce amount of GUI specific Java code to minimum and to keep GUI design readable even for not programmers.
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RCLayout is a Java LayoutManager that is flexible like GridBagLayout but intuitive like GridLayout. RCLayout achieves maximum results with minimum code by using a parameter hierarchy. This layout manager is easy to learn and makes designing GUIs easy.
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K-automaton is a new parsing (syntactic analysis) machine isomorphous to language. Implemented in Java. Can generate Java code from grammars described in EBNF.
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IFM - IntelliJ File Maker - is a plugin for InetlliJ which helps to create files ( classes, resources, ... ) for your project by specified templates. See SCREEN SHOTS for more information
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StubOut is an extension to JUnit that lets you stub out classes that don't pertain to your test. This is especially useful for dealing with legacy code that wasn't written to be easily testable.
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ObjectInspector is a set of classes designed to match objects and by extension to test bean implementation code. These entry points are designed to be extendible through the use of registration of additional matchers & factories.
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PGA (Petit Generateur entre amis : little generator betwenn friends in french) is a generation kernel to load, manipulate emf models (eclipse) with ATL, and practice code generation with several templating technologies like JSP2, Velocity, Jet.
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Jump Start UI is a development tool that jumpstarts your UI development by generating initial display and binding code based on the JavaBean. Genertes code for HTML, SWT, and other languages/libraries.
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JFolder is a web-based application development and management tool. It allows users to create applications through a web browser without writing any code. The current release includes an implementation of the Pet Store written without code.
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Java.tri project is an effort to build tools to accelerate the development of java web applications. It integrates several other open source projects like hibernate,struts,eclipse with an Model Driven Architecture approach.
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Utility classes for sending files over JMS providers like ActiveMQ, use of XDoclet generated code and Hibernate in J2EE projects. In addition code to call EJB SessionBeans from C++. Programming Language: java Libraries: XDoclet, Hibernate
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Plethora is a NetBeans plugin that provides a designer and a code-generator for Looking Glass 3D (http://www.sun.com/software/looking_glass) applications. You can download a live CD for LG3D from: http://sourceforge.net/projects/lg3d-livecd
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This project provides a simple facade for interacting with Java compilers, compiling Java code as strings to Java Classes. This project also provides several adapters for common Java compilers.
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The Source2PDF tool is a small application which converts a directory full of source code into a single PDF file. It includes a table of contents, a title page, and is chaptered by subdirectories. This allows for easy, portable source code distribution.
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Libraries and tools to support software design using executable code as specifications, to support Test Driven Development and other Agile methods.
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MDExtractor extracts meta information from 1Cv7.MD (1S Enteprise v7) file and stores it in the database. Some ideas has been taken on http://www.mista.ru/ site and from "md2mdb" project.
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This program is a code generator for web based applications which supports cayenne Object Relational Mapping Framework, any RDBMS and struts.
