Projects

ShrinkWrap

claimed by Arquillian Universe

Shrinkwrap provides a simple API to assemble archives like JARs, WARs, and EARs in Java. However useful, archives typically require the addition of a build step within the development lifecycle, either via a script or extra tool. The ShrinkWrap project provides a simple API to declaratively ... [More] assemble archives in code, optionally allowing for export into ZIP or Exploded File formats. This makes is very fast to prototype "virtual" archives from resources scattered about the classpath, the filesystem or remote URLs. [Less]

GlassFish Integration for NetBeans

integrates NetBeans and the application server built from the GlassFish project

zfind

You nearly always run into an issue of searching for a resource that is inside a zip. Worse, that resource is inside a zip which is itself inside ANOTHER zip. This is pretty common for the Java developer who keeps messing around with jar, war and ear archives. Possibly you need to verify whether a ... [More] particular resource is present in an ear or you know part of a class file name but dont know which ear on your hard disk contains that class file. ZFind helps you here. Every java developer would have written this utility atleast once. Save your effort and time and simply use this. If zfind doesnt fit your needs, submit a feature request. ZFind will support tar, gz and bzip archives in future releases, so come back later if you dont find what you need now! At the moment the homepage is at http://zfind.javaforge.com/ which has the manual and binaries. Transitioning will take a wee bit of time. [Less]

jonas-showcase

The JOnAS Showcase illustrates how JEE & OSGi can seamlessly interact thanks to JOnAS.It shows how a JEE applications can be extended dynamically thanks to OSGi. This project is an example of the offered possibilities such as how EJBs can use OSGi services and how EJBs can provide OSGi ... [More] services. For further information about this showcase, please read this blog entry. ContextSince a couple of years, two different types of enterprise application development are "emerging": Java Platform, Enterprise Edition or Java EE is a widely used platform for server programming in the Java programming language. The Java platform (Enterprise Edition) differs from the Java Standard Edition Platform (Java SE) in that it adds libraries which provide functionality to deploy fault-tolerant, distributed, multi-tier Java software, based largely on components running on an application server. The OSGi framework is a module system for Java that implements a complete and dynamic component model, something that does not exist in standalone Java/VM environments. Applications or components (coming in the form of bundles for deployment) can be remotely installed, started, stopped, updated and uninstalled without requiring a reboot; management of Java packages/classes is specified in great detail. Life cycle management is done via APIs which allow for remote downloading of management policies. The service registry allows bundles to detect the addition of new services, or the removal of services, and adapt accordingly. Nowadays, a stringent problematic is to reunify those two worlds. Despite a large dominance of JEE to develop enterprise applications, the OSGi wave is "menacing" the JEE hegemony. There are several reasons for this menace. First, OSGi modularity system is clean, tailored, powerful and promotes good practices. Using OSGi generally improves the product "quality". Moreover, the hot-deployment and the dynamism support of OSGi is interesting for enterprise applications. Dunkin' JOnASThis showcase (Dunkin' JOnAS) is a simple shop. It illustrates how JEE applications can be extended with OSGi services. This is not intended to be used directly, it just illustrates OSGi / JEE interactions inside JOnAS. About Usakquinet AG is a high-performance IT consulting company for standard solutions, customized development, and outsourcing - operating internationally and has been a long-serving and active participant In the Open Source movement. Taking Java, OSGi, JEE, SAP, and Microsoft as a basis, akquinet advises with respect to processes and industry in the selection, implementation, and optimization of IT solutions. Working agilely, akquinet develops customized software and integrates existing system environments as well as operating customer systems securely and reliably in high-performance computer centers. For more information, please visit our website. [Less]

ear-project

A system to store the results of speech tests.

shearlock

IntroductionshEARlock is a issue tracker, similar in main concept with many applications, for example Mozilla Bugzilla, or Atlassian JIRA. GoalsThe goals of the project are special among other issue tracker software: Create issue system aimed mainly for Java Enterprise development, Deliver the ... [More] application in one EAR, easily deployable on every Java EE 5 certified application server, Promote convention over configuration, Stick only to Java EE 5 specification. ImplementationThe goals will be archived by creating application using following technologies: EJB 3.0 JPA 1.0 JSF 1.2 Maven 2 StatusThe project is at a very young stage - we are gathering information and creating draft documentation. First snapshot releases will be available approx. may/june. ContributionIf you want to contribute by sharing your ideas, helping with documentation or (in the future) programming - contact us by sending an email to shearlock (a) gmail (d) com. You can also write to one of the mailing lists. [Less]

classist

Classist is designed to help you find classes in jars. Classist will recursively walk a filesystem reading in the contents of java archives (ie ears, jars, wars, sars, rars etc). The resulting class files are then searchable using regex. Classist will show you which jars a particular file resides in ... [More] and will show you all duplicate files within the search directories. Classist is particularly helpful when attempting to resolve ClassNotFoundExceptions and NoClassDefFoundExceptions as you can search within all your jar/sar/ear/war/rar/par files and add the appropriate entries to you classpath. It's like having your own local Jarhoo.... [Less]