OptionsManager

Manages Java application/tool options. Options are mapped to Java Bean properties using annotations. Options can be loaded from command line arg String[] array, an XML file, or a java properties file. Help texts can be generated.

Features

Populating annotated JavaBean "options" models from String[] args.
Populating annotated JavaBean "options" models from Java properties files.
Populating annotated JavaBean "options" models from XML files with 2 variants of XML format.
Inputs validated against JavaBean model.
Regular expression validation for JavaBean property values.

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License

Apache License V2.0

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Intended Audience

Developers

Programming Language

Java

Related Categories

Java Libraries

Registered

2009-12-22

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