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JRecord is a Java project that provides code to read and write Cobol Files and Files with length based records (some times used by Cobol). It contains code used by RecordEditor to read and write files.

A free open source Java implementation of a search feature for a JTree.

The current version is v1.1 which features better customization and keyboard support.

Features

• Works with any pre-loaded JTree
• Installs easily in one line of code : SearchableJTree.makeSearchable(JTree tree);
• Pops up when user types a key when the JTree has focus. Hides away when user presses ESC or ENTER
• iTunes like search UI. Search results are updated in realtime as user types each character.

Webstart Demo (uses JNLP)

JAMWiki is a Java-based Wiki engine

• Java servlet 2.3 and JDK 1.4 compatibility.
• Feature parity with MediaWiki.
• Quick and easy setup.
• Support for running either with or without an external database.

Nuxeo 5 is a comprehensive open source Enterprise Content Management (ECM) platform. It has been designed to be robust, scalable and extensible, by using modern open source Java EE technologies.

ECM is by definition the methods and technologies which enable organizations to globally manage their documents and business processes.

The Nuxeo platform covers the whole of the functional and technical ECM spectrum:

- Document management (DMS)

- Collaborative Work

- Business process management (workflow)

- Compliance

- Records Management

- Digital assets management (DAM)

Nuxeo is based on various open source components from the Apache Foundation, the JBoss Group (a division of Red Hat), Sun Microsystems and the Eclipse Foundation.

LimpidLog is a logging system for Java/J2EE that supports dynamic logging, wherein a developer registers a class with LimpidLog at runtime and all salient information about the class is then logged.

Logging registers can be dynamically registered and deregistered, at any time deregistering a class from the logging will stop it from logging class information.

JMagick is a Java (JNI) interface to the ImageMagick library.

The interface is a very thin layer on the standard ImageMagick API, that simply maps a subset of ImageMagick APIs into Java methods.

EasyBeans is an implementation of an EJB3 container. It aims to provide an implementation for the full EJBCore API.

PseudoQ is an application for creating, playing, and solving SuDoku puzzles of various types. It features both a GUI and command-line operation.

The automatic solving of puzzles uses intelligent heuristics instead of a brute force search of every possible combination.

Smooks is a Java framework for filtering content (XML/XHTML/HTML etc) in a manner that can be optimised for a given execution context, for example a servlet container.

External Links

• Smooks – a Java Based Alternative to XSLT?
• 2 Minute Tutorial
• Downloads

FindBugs is a program that looks for bugs in Java code.

FindBugs requires JRE (or JDK) 1.4.0 or later to run. However, it can analyze programs compiled for any version of Java.

The current beta version of FindBugs is 0.9.6, released on March 25, 2006.

External Links

• Downloads
• Manual
• comments email

xulfaces integrates JSF with the XML User Interface Language (XUL).

It satisfies the following goals:

• Light deployment.

  Mozilla and Firefox have an integrated XUL engine, so you can use your favorite web browser to run an XUL application.

• Keep the business layer on the server side.

  XUL is fine for the UI but if you want to access your business logic on the server side, it turns to nightmare. JSF and AJAX are used to build a bridge between the client and the server.

• Efficient but with rich UI features.

  XUL offers a rich UI for business applications. XUL is a simple XML language. There are trees, tabbed panes, list boxes, wizards and so on. You have the ability to refresh the entire screen or a part of it. Thunderbird is an example of a rich user interface in 100% XUL.

• Facelets support.

  Add power to xulfaces via this Tapestry-like framework based on JSF.

xulfaces is a JSF custom RenderKit. It generates pure XUL, so you can get Mozilla look and feel.

External Links

• live demo on xulfaces.

The Gettext Commons project provides Java classes for internationalization (i18n) through GNU gettext.

The lightweight Gettext Commons library combines the power of the Unix-style GNU gettext tools with the widely used Java ResourceBundles. We find that the usual Java i18n approach of using custom property keys rather than the original text is cumbersome to use and makes programs harder to read. All user visible text is replaced by arbitrary keys complicating lookups of strings in the source.

There are a few more advantages of using gettext:

• Easy extraction of user visible strings
• Strings are marked as fuzzy when the original text changes so translators can check if the translations still match
• Powerful plural handling
• Build process integration through Maven

Have a look at the tutorial page to see how you can enhance your Java application with the Gettext Commons.

RDFReactor makes using RDF simpler for Java developers by enabling RDF access via proxy objects.

Features

• Think in objects, not statements
• Read and write RDF data using familiar Java obects
  • use person.setName(“Max Mustermann”)
  • instead of addTriple( personURI, nameURI, “Max Mustermann” )
• Java interfaces are generated automatically from an RDF Schema
  • Mapping from RDF Schema to Java fully customizable
  • Thanks to Jena it reads: RDF/XML, N3 or NT syntax
• No redundancy
  • all state information is at all times in the RDF model

Kettle is an Extraction, Transformation, and Loading (ETL) tool for MIS.

IKVM.NET is an implementation of Java for Mono and the Microsoft .NET Framework. It includes the following components:

• A Java Virtual Machine implemented in .NET
• A .NET implementation of the Java class libraries
• Tools that enable Java and .NET interoperability

JSON-RPC-Java provides an RPC implementation that allows JavaScript DHTML Web applications to call remote methods in a Java Application Server (remote scripting) without the need for page reloading.

Crispy is a client for remote invocation for different kinds of services via proxies. It is a very simple Java API for calling different kinds of services (RMI, WebService, XML-RPC, EJB, Hessian, Burlap, JBoss Remoting, REST, and others) as local Java objects.

XAPool is Another Pool!. This software allows to pool objects, JDBC connections and XA connections.