Projects

DependDB

DependDB lets you analyze .NET projects for dependencies and upload the dependencies to a central server. Then you can see dependencies to your project (across projects and versions) from within Visual Studio.

DePlo

The program has few nice options such as "ignore list" (to keep some packages out of the graph) and "trim lists," used to "collapse" a whole package subtree to its root node. Those two options are quite useful for very complex projects whose graph would be too complex ... [More] to be useful. Currently it works only for GNAT since it acquires the dependency data by reading the ALI files generated by the GNAT compiler. A future version will use the ASIS interface and it should work for every Ada compiler. [Less]

Assimilation Monitoring Project

We provide hyperscale monitoring driven by integrated continuous Stealth Discovery™ and address these system management problems: - System configuration information is out of date because discovery is incomplete, expensive and problematic to run - or manual - Monitoring is incomplete ... [More] , out-of-date, easily confused, expensive to configure, complex and expensive to scale What we do: monitoring systems with near-zero overhead both on the systems and their administrators. Monitor systems and services with very low overhead Stealth discovery™ (system, service, and dependencies) [won't set off security alarms!] Easy to configure and manange [Less]

NuGet.Analyze

NuGet.Analyze is a proof-of-concept of a NuGet extension meant to provide repository analysis functionality in terms of NuGet package dependencies.

jDependency

An API and application which allows to analyse Java packages dependencies.

google-depan

DepAn: Dependency visualization and analysisDepAn is a direct manipulation tool for visualization, analysis, and refactoring of dependencies in large applications. ReleasesThe 05-Oct-2009 release of DepAn is available for download. This release should run on most Linux/GTK platforms that run ... [More] Eclipse with Java 1.6. Features and capabilities are covered in our Release Notes. If your engineering workstation does not meet these standards, you will need to build your own version. At a minimum, this requires the Eclipse Plugin Development Tools (PDT). The Engineering Advice page should help you configure your build environment. We welcome pre-packaged, downloadable versions for other platforms (Windows, anyone?). FeaturesDirect manipulation of heterogeneous dependency information in an Eclipse RCP environment. Analysis and visualization of very large applications. For Java, dependency discovery at the class member level. Import of FileSystems as source of dependency information. Collapse child dependency into parent entities to reveal class level interactions. Selection of nodes by type, edge-count, and paths. DocumentationDepAn Users Guide: Still pretty primitive. Use cases: Are there any uses of a specific class? EngineeringAdvice: How to build your own DepAn. ContributionsContributions of all types: new analysis forms, new languages, new dependency models, and especially bug fixes are welcome. If you're interested, the Engineering Advice page should help you get started. Please note that all contributions are code reviewed before they are integrated into the trunk. [Less]

DependencyAnalysis

DependencyAnalysis is development tool intended to verify your software architecture. It integrates with any unit test framework.

barrio

Active development in this project has ceased. However, some of the ideas of Barrio are now addressed in our new project, gql4jung. Barrio is a dependency analyzer for object-oriented programs implemented in Java. It discovers and visualizes community structures in the dependency graph which ... [More] might represent opportunities to refactor the program into a more modular structure. For instance, a package containing two independent clusters could be split, and the new packages could be deployed in separate jar files. Barrio will also detect if there are few dependencies that destroy the modularity of programs (i.e., glue clusters together). For more information, see Dietrich, J., Yakovlev, V., Mccartin, C., Jenson, G., and Duchrow, M. 2008. Cluster analysis of Java dependency graphs. In Proceedings of the 4th ACM Symposium on Software Visualization (Ammersee, Germany, September 16 - 17, 2008). Softvis08. ACM, New York, NY, 91-94. DOI: http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/1409720.1409735 The following figure shows the dependency graph of the classes in the Apache Commons Collection library analysed with the barrio Eclipse plugin. The blue and red regions show clusters and explicitly defined packages. The large package on the left side of the graph contains several clusters, and could therefore be split. Barrio is designed as an Eclipse plugin. Barrio has the following features: Barrio can import dependency graphs stored as ODEM files (these graphs can be generated with CDA from bytecode). Barrio can also extract the graph from project source code. Graphs extracted from source code can be exported back to ODEM files. Barrio can apply filters to the graph. Barrio can visualize the graph. Visualization is based on Prefuse. Barrio can find clusters in the graph based on the Girvan-Newman algorithm. The Jung implementation of the algorithm is used. Barrio allows users to set a separation level in order to remove edges destroying the modularity of the program. Those edges might present refactoring opportunities. The discovered clusters are compared with the modular structure of the program (i.e., the use of packages and jar containers). Barrio can be used to define stereotypes based on rules. For instance, UI classes can be defined as classes referencing the java.awt package. UsageThe software is distributed using the Eclipse Update mechanism. The update site is http://barrio.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/barrio.update/ . Please check from time to time for new versions. The plugin requires Eclipse version 3.3 or better! Once installed, you will need some input data. You can download a zip file containing sample data from the download section, or create data for your own project using the CDA tool. Planned featuresDetection of motifs (patterns) in the graph using a declarative graph query language. [Less]

SOA Dependency Analyzer

SOA Dependency Analyzer is tool (utility) for graphically visualizing dependencies between the BPEL processes (WS - WSDL), ESB services (File, JMS, DB, AQ, FTP, MQ, ...), OSB services (Proxy and Business) and etc. Its built on Eclipse RCP (SWT) framework and to visualize the dependency graph used ... [More] Eclipse GEF/ZEST framework. The current version allows you to analyzing dependencies between: Oracle SOA Suite 10g - BPEL projects/processes Oracle SOA Suite 10g - ESB projects/services Oracle Service Bus 10g - projects, proxy services, business services http://www.soadependencyanalyzer.com/ http://code.google.com/p/bpel-esb-dependency-analyzer/ [Less]

JSTM

Cross-platform JavaScript library that takes care of loading, importing and building class (+interface) and enum types. Written in HaXe and best used together with HaXe but also works with plain old JavaScipt.