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JXCSS is a Java SAX-generating CSS2 parser adapter.
JXCSS can be used to instrument or refactor existing CSS stylesheets
and also to generate new ones.
JXCSS can use any SAC-compliant CSS2 parser. As the parser processes
a stylesheet, JXCSS generates SAX events that model the stylesheet's
deep structure. JXCSS can be connected to any SAX content handler,
such as an XSLT or STX transformation.
JXCSS supports several CSS2 parsers: Batik 1.6-1, Steady State 0.9.5 and Flute 1.3
A tiny Shoutcast player applet ready to be embedded on your websites
A tool for analyzing and manipulating license headers of source
A Visual IDE-style LL(k) Parser Generator.
LATEST VERSION HERE: http://vll.java.net
Libraries and programs to support unit and functional testing of Java UIs.
Abeille Forms Designer is a WYSIWYG swing UI designer that ships with an LGPL 2.1 source code license and a commercial friendly BSD license for deployment of the Abeille runtime component.
The Amateur Computer Group of New Jersey (ACGNJ) is a forum for discussing beginner, intermediate, and advanced level Java programming. Topics will primarily focus on developing useful/practical applets and applications, but can include related topics such as Java I/O, JavaBeans, Reflection, object-oriented programming and software design issues. Meetings are held every second Tuesday of the month at the Scotch Plains Rescue Squad second floor meeting hall starting promptly at 7:30pm.
This is free online "Advanced J2EE Programming with Passion!" course that is being taught by Sang Shin of Sun Microsystems.
he Adelaide Java User Group is the only known South Australian Java User Group. The group's main resource is the Wiki Site at http://ajug.org.au/display/AJUG/AjugAdelaide and the YahooGroups mailing list ajug-adelaide-announce@yahoogroups.com at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ajug-adelaide-announce
Fill gaps in Java ME / J2ME development, providing helper classes for manipulating byte, character, XML, and JSON streams; working with files, property files, log files, arrays, dates, numbers, and strings;
and covering gaps in Java ME Math with a port of C-library routines for IEEE-754.
About CDJDN
The Java Developer's Network (JDN), located in the Capital District of New York State, is a users' group dedicated to the JAVA™ platform
Through its members, the JDN provides a unique forum for developers of all experience levels to engage in technology presentations, cross-training improving Java Skill sets and social interaction.
The JDN accomplishes its mission through a member-built web site, monthly meetings at entertaining locations, short seminars, and contact with local & national software companies.
Algeria JUG is the first official JUG of Algeria , is a local community of Java users who get to share information, resources,solutions,innovation,opportunities, and share ideas about real-world problems. .
The aim of Algeria JUG is to connect Java addicted , lovers, professionals and students under one roof and to make java developing more fun than it was .
The Altoona Java Users Group is a collection of individuals that gather to discuss Java Technologies and Java code development.
AmberPoint Express is a free tool for managing Web services early in their development lifecycle. It enables development teams to incrementally measure, debug and fine-tune the performance and functionality of Web services, without writing any code. It allows different team members to simultaneously monitor Web services and collaboratively troubleshoot problems. Currently supporting Tomcat and WebSphere, other Java platforms will soon to be available.
SWELL defines an English-like domain-specific language (DSL) for testing Swing applications. It also provides an interpreter that can run scripts in this language as an external DSL.
The language definition, the interpreter, user documentation (including example scripts) are ready and available.
SWELL uses VisualLangLab (http://vll.java.net/ as its parser-generator.
User documentation is available in the Docs (http://java.net/projects/swell/sources/svn/show/SWELL/trunk/docs) directory.
This project aims to create in the GTK L&F a JFileChooser that looks consistent with the new file chooser offered in recent Gnome releases (i.e. 2.4+).
Ant file for kickstarting a Java project. Defaults for creating directories, compiling java files, copying config files, running tests, and creating an executable jar.
Ant task to help importing jars to java.net maven repository
alternative IDE for java based on XML/XPath, non overlapping data views and refined code tree view. Includes project management and debugging features.
Applications: 1000+ classes software project development, education.
Example application to demonstrate using Guice for dependency injection when using Apache Droids
Apache Lenya is a Java-based open source Content Management System. It is based on open standards such as XML and XSLT. One of its core components is Cocoon from the Apache Software Foundation.
Apache Lenya is a Java-based Open-Source Content Management System. It is based on open standards such as XML and XSLT. One of its core components is Cocoon from the Apache Software Foundation.
Lenya supports inline WYSIWYG editing. Your site editors do not have to learn XML. This is possible thanks to the support of XML, XSLT and XML Schema on the client side. An adminstration interface allows advanced users to monitor the CMS, and perform configuration tasks.
Apatar Open Source Data Integration helps users integrate information between databases, files and applications. Apatar takes custom coding and effort to study APIs out of integration projects for developers and business users. Imagine you could visually (drag and drop) design a workflow to exchange data and files between your on-premise and on-demand databases (MySQL, MS SQL, Oracle), applications (Salesforce.com, SugarCRM) and the top Web 2.0 destinations (Flickr, Amazon S3, RSS feeds). Users install a visual job designer application to create integration jobs called DataMaps, link data between the source(s) and the target(s), and schedule one-time or recurring data transformations. Now you have all the tools necessary to migrate, synchronize, and replicate files and data between your on-premise and on-demand systems and applications, all without having to write a single line of code. 100% of the source code is released under GPL v. 2.0.
A robust starter web application to ease Java webapp development. See the QuickStart Guide to get started: http://appfuse.org/display/APF/AppFuse+QuickStart
