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    The project contains a collection of general-purpose Java utility classes including unique ID generators, thread pool management classes, as well as various utility classes for email and testing.
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    IdMUnit is an xUnit automated testing framework for Identity Management solutions.
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    A collection of Java client applications based on OSGi, libraries and utilities.
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    mPire - an ultimate auto-generation tool that automates the process of creating a fully functional portlet based on JSR-168 specification.
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    A HTTP-proxy, written in JAVA for the purpose of tracking users. It's main (and at the moment only) use, is to gather data for usability testing.
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    The project is geared towards creating liferay portlets and themes that can be distributed.
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    Java utility classes for working with Apache Derby database
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    This project focus on the html/excel/chart report generation, written with Java language and html/javascript. Data source of report is from RDB. This tool is useful to those j2ee projects need to deal with reports creation.
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    Este projeto educacional tem o objetivo de criar um sistema operacional virtual, acessível a usuários cadastrados. Nele será disponibilizado uma gama variada de aplicativos úteis no dia-a-dia de um escritório e de um usuário doméstico comum.
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    Highly dynamic application generator for creating Eclipse RCPs.
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