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The Java Telnet Daemon is an embeddable telnet daemon written in Java.

The codebase has been adopted for commercial products like Cisco EDI and Sun Microsystems StorEdge.

There is also a newer version that has been adapted for OSGi (see SVN repository) and that provides support for a SSH2 Listener.

jMock is a library for testing Java code using mock objects.

OpenEJB is a pre-built, self-contained, portable EJB container system that can be plugged into any server environment including application servers, Web servers, J2EE platforms, CORBA ORBs, databases, IDEs, etc. It comes with fast, lightweight EJB servers for both local and remote access, allowing you to write standalone or distributed EJB applications.

SwingFX provides Swing effects for Java development. SwingFX is a composite project, serving as a central location for Java/Swing/Java2D effects projects.

jLibrary is a DMS (Document Management System), oriented for personal and enterprise use. With jLibrary, you can classify your documents, videos, or any other media type.

Docco is a personal document retrieval tool based on Apache’s Lucene indexing engine. It creates a searchable file index for all files in the file system.

Docco supports a wide range of formats beyond text: HTML, XML, OpenOffice, Word and Excel (with plugin), PDF (with PDFbox or Multivalent), and man pages (with Multivalent).

The Sphinx Group at Carnegie Mellon University is committed to releasing the long-time, DARPA-funded Sphinx projects widely, in order to stimulate the creation of speech-using tools and applications, and to advance the state of the art both directly in speech recognition, as well as in related areas including dialog systems and speech synthesis.

Helma is a scriptable Web application server written in Java which combines the Rhino JavaScript engine with the Jetty web server (or any other servlet container). Helma allows Web applications to be built on a very high level.

SEDA decomposes a complex, event-driven application into a set of stages connected by queues. This design avoids the high overhead associated with thread-based concurrency models, and decouples event and thread scheduling from application logic.

JiBX is a framework for binding XML data to Java objects.

This is accomplished through binding definitions that map XML nodes to Java Objects. A developer writes definition documents, compiles source code, and then runs the JiBX binding compiler that adds code to convert class instances to XML. Classes can also be directly bound at runtime, however this is not recommended.

Once the JiBX binding compiler is run, the JiBX binding runtime uses the enhances class files to marshall and unmarshall the objects from the XML input document.

The SourceLabs SASH stack for Java is a stack of lightweight enterprise app frameworks that deploy on a J2EE application server or other Java container. J2EE application standards define system services like transactions, security, messaging, etc. Commercial vendors have focused on providing the best qualities of service for these system services but not addressed application frameworks.

While developers can build applications directly against the J2EE APIs, frameworks drastically reduce the amount of infrastructure code needed for

• User Interface
• POJO management
• Database access and O-R mapping
• Web Services

The SASH stack integrates open source projects to provide these capabilities in a complete package that minimizes the need for homegrown frameworks. SASH consists of

• Spring
• Axis
• Struts
• Hibernate

SASH is available on various application server containers, and can also be downloaded from SourceLabs with Tomcat, providing a complete web application platform.

jWebUnit is a Java framework that facilitates creation of acceptance tests for Web applications.

The Grinder is a simple, pure Java load-testing framework. It enables testing of web applications, and uses Jython for scripting Http requests and processing responses.

Being able to use jython for processing and validating requests is great because it makes grinder good for both stress as well as more fine tuned testing where in depth validation is necassary.

Grinder also has a proxy you can use to record http messages to the server, and have them automagically turned into jython scripts.

The Grinder is very convenient and useful for full functional tests because it can employ full power of Jython and Java combined for making dynamic parametrized requests. For example it is easy to execute and test such scenario: suppose we have a CRUD+Search forms then we can create a new record, save it, then find what ID was assigned to the record, then update record fields, and then delete the record. It is also easy to test sites which are protected by form based login page of any kind. http://grinder.sourceforge.net/g3/script-gallery.html

hsqldb is a relational database engine written in Java with a JDBC driver that supports a subset of ANSI SQL3.

SWIG is a software development tool that connects programs written in C and C++ with a variety of high-level programming languages.

A code generation tool for EJB 2.0 CMP/CMR Entity Beans. It’s useful if you have a database with existing tables and you want to map the tables to Entity Beans.