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SpeedJG
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SpeedJG is an XML-based GUI builder tool to create state-of-the-art Java Swing applications. The core part of this tool is a parser that reads the meta-data described in XML to create Java GUI components on the fly. An IDE, itself generated by and using this parser, enables the Java developer to design GUIs, generate their meta-data, check their layout, and create the corresponding source code.
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Rexip
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Rexip is a visual Java platform for development and deployment of highly configurable Internet/Intranet business applications. Rexip comes with a set of visual tools that accelerates your project implementation, and enables you to build business applications configurable by your customers. Rexip's fully integrated development and execution environment provides a framework that promotes good software engineering practice conducive to high performance and robust software. Packaged into Rexip are many productivity enhancement components, including auto-code generators, software engines, and built-in J2EE functions and services. The plug-and-play kernel of Rexip provides a means for third parties to add new features and services into the platform easily. Rexip is written in Java and runs on any operating system and hardware with a JVM.
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Logging Toolkit for Java
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The architecture of Logging Toolkit for Java includes loggers, handlers, filters, and formatters. Loggers generate the data to be logged; there are message loggers for end users and administrators and trace loggers for developers. Handlers process the event data generated by the loggers and correspond to a physical device, such as a console, file, or socket. Filters control which log records are written to the output devices controlled by the Handlers. Formatters present event data in a desired format and recognize specific types of events; multiple formatters may be attached to a handler, which allows the handler to process diverse event types.
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Trita
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Trita is a source code beautifier which learns your personal formatting style by examining examples of your code. First, use a text editor to format your examples and define your style. You may then format your files by invoking Trita through Windows Explorer or your IDE. Trita elegantly eliminates the need to wade through a stack of conf files and documentation to get readable code. Trita is completely intuitive and natural.Trita Formats: C/C++, C#, CSS, Java, Javascript, JSP, HTML, and Perl.
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Documentation Enhancer for Java
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A tool that enhances Javadoc documentation files with semantic information. The product's operation can be divided into three phases: Information from the original Javadoc files is processed and stored in XML files. Static analyses are performed on classfiles and its results are stored in XML files. XSL transformations are applied on the XMLs generated in stages 1 and 2, re-creating the Javadoc look-and-feel with the analysis results added.
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