Open Source Java Object Oriented Software - Page 2

A simple, test-driven command line parser for Java programs, supporting POSIX getopt() and GNU getopt_long().

Jsp web simple framework to quickly create a Web site jsp. it supply a solution to create bean-style object,and supply sqlmanager,filemanager ...... easy config,easy use,easy publish. more feature:entiymanager surport,session bean surport,config

Component (library, framework) refactoring may affect existing applications, where the client code used previous component versions. Our tool preserves applications binary-compatible by generating an adaptation layer out of change history.

====== OIL (Object Introspection Library) for C++ ====== Aims at Facilitating the Object Introspection Capabilities for C++ Developers. The Goals is to be able to display and modify the contents of any given C++ Object at run time.

The Dataverse Network is a Java EE5 app that enables researchers to share data on-line. It provides data citation standards, facilitates preservation, distribution and replication of data, and includes statistical analysis. More at: http://thedata.org

The power provided by OWL reasoning engines can be translated into Java applications and vice versas with this framework. A binding among OWL and Java concepts has been done in order to incorporate the semantic features of OWL into Java.

JFlat is a Java API for writing to and from flat files such as CSV and fixed width. It can map to and from Java beans, provides callbacks to implement custom handling, and is highly customizable.

Salto Persistence is a object/relational persistence framework for a J2EE environment. It comes with Salto-db generator which uses a templates mechanism to generate Salto-db Dataobjects from any existing JDBC-supported Database.

UMMF is an open-source implementation of UML-compatible meta-meta-model, for the purposes of reifying meta-model implementations and to provide a platform for building flexible model and meta-model transformation tools.

Umple is technology for Model-Oriented Programming. It adds abstractions such as UML associations, attributes, and state machines to object-oriented programming languages such as Java, C++, PHP and Ruby. A developer can use Umple in one of several ways. They can start with a pure model, containing only classes, associations, attributes and state machines, and then gradually add methods in one of the base languages to the Umple code base. Alternatively a developer can start with a normal program in a language like Java, and add modeling constructs in very small increments, gradually moving their system from a code-centric system from a model-centric system. Either way, Umple provides top-quality code generation. Umple is being used, for real systems. In fact the Umple compiler itself was written in Umple. Any Java, C++ or PHP project could use Umple. The UmpleOnline web app provides a quick way to explore the Umple approach. It is at http://try.umple.org

Component that visualizes and it prints documents based on JPanel, besides creating reports in a fast and efficient way using the own IDE. Not being necessary the use of software of third, to create the reports.

iGesture is a Java-based gesture recognition framework providing access to multiple gesture recognition algorithms and different input devices. The iGesture Workbench supports the definition and evaluation of customised gesture sets and algorithms.

CrossContext is an independent abstraction of request, session and application contexts. It removes compile-time dependency on particular context implementation (ex: Servlet API),simplifies your code, adds persistence and distributed locking possibilities

This application uses JAVA and Glassfish server to provide an active and simple webSocket server for an online, multiplayer bomberman-like game. It only requires a running glassfish server to deploy the application on and a MySQL database server. After deployment and first run, anyone can access your webserver, register and play the game, using only a web browser that has built-in support for webSockets

Simple lightweight Dependency Injection / Inversion of Control object factory.

JCommons provides generally re-usable Java tools and components. Some things included are: code generation, data and object conversions such as EDI to XML, visualizing object instances as FreeMind mindmaps and a framework for generating factories.

The NJ toolbox (njTBX) is a matlab object API, built on top of Unidata's Netcdf-Java API to facilitate netCDF model data manipulation. Development of njTBX is a part of 'An Open-Source Community Model for Coastal Sediment Transport' project.

A complete, fast, previously commercial, JDO 1.0.1 implementation for databases, opened by Versant in 2005 and then abandoned in early 2006. The design-time code is already in Eclipse Dali. This project is the original source drop, including the runtime.

Spine provides a means of using inversion of control(dependency injection) techniques to create a multi tier application by using a generic model to instantiate java classes specified in configuration along a defined process flow.

A Java framework for writing sprite based games (turn-based, card, and arcade games.) Provides: Sprite management, rendering (Java2d or OpenGL), Collision Detection, Sprite widgets (buttons etc...), visual editor for layout of game widgets.

Abstracts developers from SQL syntax, with methods that return Strings to pass on to JDBC, thus allowing compile-time checking for, many, otherwise run-time bugs. e.g. stmt.executeQuery(SqlWrapper.selectId(ordersTable, customerColumn, "John Smith")

Discovering Candidate Services in XML Process Definition Language (XPDL).

Frag is a dynamic programming language, specifically designed for being a tailorable language, building Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs), supporting Model-driven Software Development, and for being easily embeddable in Java.

JBlooming is a framework for building views of java web applications. It empowers jsp based views with tools to easily integrate o-o modeling, and provides a large set of ready components.

Plugfy checks whether all dependencies of an extension are met. It pays special attention to method signatures and can detect incompatible byte code changes even if they are compatible at the source code level.