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Java Tools Terrier Information Retrieval Platform Terrier is a software for the rapid development of Web, intranet and desktop search engines. View Rating

Java Tools An annotation-based persistence framework The getter/setter idiom has always been problematic; it allows too-broad access to the implementation of your classes, degrading maintainability as a consequence. View Rating

Java Tools Sanssouci is a Java framework for autogenerating fancy Swing-GUIs via introspection. Sanssouci is a Java framework for autogenerating fancy Swing-GUIs via introspection which display objects directly to the user View Rating

Java Tools Pure Java SSH Tool for J2ME JSch is the pure Java SSH2 implementation developed by JCraft under revised BSD license. It has been already widely adopted by several open source projects, including Eclipse, Apache Ant, etc., View Rating

Java Tools Simredo 4.0 - Java Unicode Editor Simredo is a free Java Unicode editor. View Rating

Java Tools Maven: Trove of Tips Maven: Trove of Tips This article will show some of the tips and tricks I figured out with JDoppio. Hopefully, I can give you a hint how to proceed and where to get help. In the end, Maven is all about helping you, fellow developers and users, to save ti View Rating

Java Tools Trustin Lee\'s String/Object Converter - Changes TL-convert Trustin Lee's String/Object Converter provides a simple API to convert Java objects into strings and vice versa. It is developed to replace Jakarta Commons BeanUtils and Jakarta Commons Convert and to provide only String/Object converters. View Rating

Java Tools PrEd PrEd is a Java based graphical utility to find and edit Java property files in JAR, WAR, EAR and other kind of ZIP archives. It is the perfect tool for customizing Java applications, which use XML and Property files for their configuration. View Rating

Java Tools Tarsis MVC Framework Tarsis MVC Framework Tarsis is a Java Web MVC Framework that implements ServiceToWorker pattern. View Rating

Java Tools Java look and feel icons These pages contain a collection of toolbar button graphics. The graphics have been designed specifically for use with the Java look and feel. They conform to the Java look and feel Design Guidelines (see the "Designing Button Graphics" section of the "Ap View Rating

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