54 projects tagged "Java 1.5+"
SimpleTemplate is a simple template engine written in Java. You can generate formatted text from a Java bean. You can use it for generating XML files, Web sites, etc. It features simple template directives, user-selectable template directive separators, alias creation using with and set directives, support for indexing into arrays, collections, and maps, looping on an array or a collection, a simple include mechanism to reuse template files, conditional evaluation using if and ifelse, and custom list separation settings (prefix, suffix, and separators). Template files can be read from the filesystem, class path, or just a string. Support for methods, aka. sub templates.
The MOLGENIS toolkit provides programmers with a simple language to model OO data structures and user interfaces in compact XML. At the push of a button, MOLGENIS’ generator suite automatically translates these models into a extensive, ready-to-use Web application including database, user interfaces, CSV/TAB file upload/download formats, and scriptable interfaces in Java, R, SOAP, REST, and JavaScript for customization. Writing 500 lines of model XML typically replaces 15,000 lines of handwritten programming code, which allows for quick adaptation if the information system was not yet to satisfaction. A plug-in mechanism ensures that both generator suite and generated product can be customized just as much as hand-written software.
Self-Adjusting Top Tree Implementation maintains a forest that changes over time through edge insertions and deletions. This implementation focuses on the simplified Top Tree interface, which allows you to solve a number of interesting graph problems like finding common ancestors, the heaviest edge, maintaining the diameter, center, or median and other (mostly network flow) problems. Using Top Tree interfaces, all outline problems can be solved in a clean declarative way. This implementation uses adapting ST-trees as the underlying data structure, achieving O(log n) time per expose(v,w) operation. There is also a demo that shows an easy way to integrate the toptree library and the host application.
CRest (Client REST) is a lightweight library that simplifies the integration of third party RESTful services into Java applications. CRest is mainly annotation-driven, allowing the developer to focus on the essential aspects of the integration of a REST service, such as the definition of the Java interface that maps the remote REST methods and the data model the interface will deal with. The rest is achieved by annotating a plain Java interface with the relevant information such as the service end-point, the desired timeouts, URL formats, etc. CRest will handle everything else, including HTTP request generation, auto marshalling of the response, and more.
ParaJVE is an advanced emulator for the GCE Vectrex game console (created in 1982 by General Consumer Electric). The emulation is mature enough to deliver a rendering close to the real machine, allowing you to enjoy most of the original games (as well as some extra homebrew ROMs). The emulator packaging is self-sufficient: it contains all the files needed to run the whole set of original vectrex games (including ROMs and hi-quality color overlays) and some additional homebrew games. It is perfectly legal for anybody to download, install and run this software, since the embedded ROMs are either public domain or homebrews whose authors gave written permission to include them in the ParaJVE package.