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Apache Bean Scripting Framework

claimed by Apache Software Foundation

The Apache Jakarta Bean Scripting Framework (BSF) is a set of Java classes which provides scripting language support within Java applications, and access to Java objects and methods from scripting languages. BSF allows one to write JSPs in languages other than Java while providing access to the Java class library.

Java Game Networking

An Object-Oriented networking framework for Java primarily focused toward game development. The general concept is the utilization of Message objects that are essentially beans that are streamed over the network utilizing NIO.

Orika

Orika is a Java Bean mapper that recursively copies (among other capabilities) data from one object to another. It can be very useful when developing multi-layered applications.

gwt-beans-binding

Beans Binding (JSR 295) reference implementation port for GWT.

gwt-jsonizer

This project was developed for the Juglar.org group, and allows you to 'Jsonize' (instead of 'Serialize') JavaBeans to JSON objects, and JSON objects to JavaBeans in the context of the Google Web Toolkit. For performance reasons, this API doesn't uses the GWT JSON API. The main ... [More] concept in this API is the 'Jsonizer'. The Jsonizer, is an interface with the capability of 'jsonize' and 'dejsonize' JavaBeans. We can generically refer to 'jsonize' and 'dejsonize' actions simply as 'jsonize'. The Jsonizer interface, has only two methods: 'asJavaObject' and 'asString'. As possibly you can infer, the 'asJavaObject' method unjsonizes JSON values, and the 'asString' method, performs the opossite action. For Example: // a Person bean class. class Person{ ... public String getName(){...} public void setName(String name){...} ... public int getAge(){...} public void setAge(int age){...} } /** * If you wants to jsonize it, you need to implement an extension of * Jsonizer interface suffixed with the 'Jsonizer' keyword. */ interface PersonJsonizer extends Jsonizer{} // A JSON String with Person properties String json = '{'name':'Andres','age':28}'; // Create the Person Jsonizer PersonJsonizer jsonizer = (PersonJsonizer)GWT.create(PersonJsonizer.class); try{ // Translate the JSON String to a Person bean Person p = (Person)JsonizerParser.parse(jsonizer, json); }catch(JsonizerException e){ Window.alert('JSON Translation Error!'); } [Less]

swing-formbuilder

This java library allows to create swing forms by writing code in a simple manner: Form form = FormBuilder.map( Person.class ).buildForm();

Guice Automatic Injection

Goolge Guice-Extension which add the support for Classpath Scanner and auto registration for Guice-Modules and Beans. ASM, Reflections/Javassit or a Sonatype-Guice-Extension can be used as Classpath Scanner.

jbfilter

The bean collections filter API jbfilter is a component based and thus extensible framework for filtering collections of beans. MotivationComponent based and thus extensible framework for filtering collections of beans. Strict separation of concerns, component means: domain object : the filter is ... [More] a logical business object (the domain object) independent of its graphical representation graphical component RENDERING a (domain object) filter component Modularity : painless integration into several GUI frameworks. Integrating database filtering, enable mixing database/Java filtering. Development of graphical components (JSP, GWT, JSF, Wicket, Swing, JavaFx...) Fast development through high reusability. High quality - Low cost. Current statejbfilter subproject : the core of jbfilter with no dependencies to other frameworks (except a few jakarta commons). To see a filter in action : http://code.google.com/p/jbfilter/source/browse/trunk/jbfilter/src/test/java/org/jbfilter/test/demo/IntroExample.java jbfilter-hibernate subproject(BETA) : the filter and filter component interfaces for data base filtering with the Hibernate ORM framework. For an example of pure data base filtering : http://code.google.com/p/jbfilter/source/browse/trunk/jbfilter-hibernate/src/test/java/org/jbfilter/demo/FilterHibernateHelloWorld.java. Hybrid filtering is also supported : http://code.google.com/p/jbfilter/source/browse/trunk/jbfilter-hibernate/src/test/java/org/jbfilter/demo/FilterHibernateHybridHelloWorld.java jbfilter-jsp subproject : the JSP tag library for bean filtering. Look how simple it is to use jbfilter: http://code.google.com/p/jbfilter/source/browse/trunk/jbfilter-jsp/src/test/jsp/demos/intro.jsp This page produces the following result: Note that there is only this JSP, no additional Java class, no Servlet to write nor deployment descriptor configuration to set. You just declare which filter components you need and it will work as by magic. You integrate the filter components in your own graphical architecture using well known JSTL actions, so you have maximal flexibility and liberty. jbfilter-hibernate-jsp subproject : the ORM equivalent to the jbfilter-jsp JSP tag library for bean filtering. Works the same but makes the filtering on the data base : http://code.google.com/p/jbfilter/source/browse/trunk/jbfilter-hibernate-jsp/src/test/jsp/demos/intro-hib.jsp You can try the demo web app named 'composers', it is in the examples directory of the current distribution(There is also a README.txt for further instructions). NEWShere is the planning for the next releases, sounds very exciting ... unify the JSP-taglibraries, in fact only the implementations are different, so there is no need to have one taglibrary per implementation (bean, hibernate, JPA). The implementation should be specified as a tag attribute. create the JPA filter implementation create a project for testing where we test all the filter component implementations, this guarantees the same behaviour for each implementation and eliminates test duplication make the documentation with docBook in english, français, espanol, deutsch Installation requirementsjbfilter requires JDK1.5 or above. jbfilter includes software developed by The Apache Software Foundation (http://www.apache.org/). The dependencies are standard Apache Commons libraries, you will find in almost every Java project. All the needed dependencies are located in the jbfilter/lib/ directory except the junit library which is only needed to run the tests. This testing library is already integrated in most IDEs. Hope you enjoy jbfilter. Marcus Adrian [Less]

gwt-mp

Provide tools for gwt when using gwt under lamp platform. Objectives : Create beans set for use in gwt with the Jsonparser and correct type. Create source file in php to perform classical operation on the database. Create RecordFieldDef for gwt-ext.

bean-cipher

If you use any kind of beans in the data layer of your system you can use this framework to add automatic ciphering/deciphering for desired attributes.