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Mylyn - Mantis Connector
A Mylyn connector for the MantisBT bug tracker.
The Mylyn connector for MantisBT allows you to manage your bugs straight from Eclipse. Supported features include creating and updating tasks, synchronizing tasks, commenting, uploading and downloading attachments. -
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Qt Jambi
Qt bindings for Java developers
Qt Jambi is the Qt library made available to Java. It is an open source technology aimed at all desktop programmers wanting to write rich GUI clients using the Java language, while at the same time taking advantage of Qtâs power and efficiency. -
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XML-based ISO standards for documents (OOXML, ODF, XHTML ...) have facilitated the task of report generation. The JAVA library XTP ( XML Template Processor ) fills report templates (created by designers) with raw data (in XML format).
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In large projects there are a lot of task tags like TODO, FIXME, etc. and Eclipse provides only plain list of all these task tags which is difficult to use. Task Tag Decorator plugin is a plugin which can decorate Package Explorer with icons or text.
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This is an atempt to write a Desktop Environment exclusively using The Java Language. The first part pretends to develop a File Browser (minimal as Pcmanfm) and the Task Panel in the style of lxpanel or pypanel and as a second part a Window Manager.
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This project brings color to the java console. To accomplish this task we use JNI for the Windows runtime environments and ESC sequences for the *nix worlds.
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