58 projects tagged "Apache 2.0"
Updated 04 Jun 2009
OpenEJB
| Pop | 120.28 |
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| Vit | 6.22 |
OpenEJB is a simple, lightweight Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) container and server. You can embed OpenEJB in your own applications, or in a Web application server like Tomcat, or run it as a standalone EJB server. It supports EJB 3.0, 2.1, 2.0, and 1.1, and has partial support for EJB 3.1.
Updated 10 Dec 2003
log4php
| Pop | 108.17 |
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| Vit | 2.27 |
Log4php is a PHP port of Log4j, the most popular Java logging framework. It supports configuration through XML and properties files (with the same structure as log4j) and custom Configurators. File, RollingFile, DailyFile, Echo, Console, Mail, PEAR::Db, PHP error, Syslog or NT events, and socket appenders are supported. Simple, TTCC, Pattern, Html, and Xml Layouts are supported. It also supports Filters, custom Levels, and Loggers. Internal debugging can be switched on and off. Log4php can be used inside a class or inside a main/sub function.
Updated 25 Feb 2005
JavaGen Ant Modules
| Pop | 17.92 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
JAM (JavaGen Ant Modules) allows Java/J2EE developers to create robust, test-driven build environments with just a few lines of Ant script. Builds are simplified with a standard set of commands that you customize for your project. The Maven-to-Ant bridge manages classpaths, dependencies, versioning, and resource downloads automatically. JAM modules support JBoss, Tomcat 5, Resin, Oracle OC4J, JUnit, Cactus, XDoclet, CVS, Axis, Castor, JMX EJBs, and Hibernate.
Updated 29 Mar 2005
TestNG-Eclipse
| Pop | 21.54 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
TestNG-Eclipse provides an Eclipse plug-in for TestNG with features similar to the JUnit plug-in but also covering the advanced functionalities of TestNG, such as groups, dependencies, etc.
Updated 30 Nov 2007
XML Matcher
| Pop | 20.20 |
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| Vit | 1.72 |
XML Matcher is a Java library for matching XML documents with templates. It features the use of regular expressions on the element level, JavaScript-based assertions, tolerances, patterns, and more. It was designed for automated validation of APIs that produce rich XML data.
Updated 14 May 2005
Basic XSLT
| Pop | 18.08 |
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| Vit | 54.10 |
Basic XSLT is a tool for performing XSL transformations. It allows for multiple XSL stylesheets to be chained together and allows for parameters and output properties to be set on each stylesheet. It remembers configuration information and provides timing numbers.
Updated 31 May 2005
XMLImportDB
| Pop | 24.68 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
XMLImportDB provides an easy-to-use interface that allows developers to create a baseline database environment that can be embedded in their source code for use in jUnit test cases. The database environment can be described in a separate file in the same package as the tests, in a hard coded string in the test case classes, or in any other location for which a java.io.Reader can be created at runtime.
Updated 08 Oct 2009
Testoob
| Pop | 48.56 |
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| Vit | 5.75 |
Testoob (Python Testing Out Of (The) Box) is an advanced unit testing framework for Python. It integrates effortlessly with existing PyUnit (module "unittest") test suites.
Updated 15 Jul 2005
Navigation
| Pop | 28.98 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Navigation implements a design pattern that allows you to navigate through complex systems by means of "navigation chains". Each node in the navigation chain is represented as its own object, and can have any number of child links attached to it (done through upwards linking; navigations have no knowledge of their children). This means that you can create a navigation chain to a common point in your system, and then attach multiple subchains at that point. The proof-of-concept handles most HTML navigation requirements, and is used by the author to test Web applications.
Updated 19 Oct 2006
Juxy
| Pop | 33.02 |
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| Vit | 2.88 |
Juxy is a Java unit testing library for XSLT. It allows you to write JUnit tests for XSLT stylesheets. You can easily setup transformation context (parameters, variables, current node) and then invoke the transformation. There are corresponding methods to call or to apply individual templates and you can even pass parameters to these templates, or apply templates in different modes. Result of the transformation can be verified in a number of ways; you can evaluate an XPath expression or you can perform canonical XML comparison. It works with any XSLT processor that supports the TRaX API.
