Projects tagged ‘event’ and ‘java’

The Netty project is an effort to provide an asynchronous event-driven network application framework and tools for rapid development of maintainable high performance and high scalability protocol ... [More] servers and clients. In other words, Netty is a NIO client server framework which enables quick and easy development of network applications such as protocol servers and clients. It greatly simplifies and streamlines network programming such as TCP and UDP socket server. [Less]

EventDispatcher aides you in event-driven development. In event-driven developement you are using events (or often referred to as notifications) to build a flexible communication between different ... [More] objects and components of oyur application. Objects may register themselves or any kind of event-listener to a specific type of event (e.g. a successful login by a user). Other objects will then send a notification when any event occured and attach some additional information (the context of the event) to the notification. So you could think of event-driven development as an advanced subject-observer-pattern. [Less]

Event manager application written in Groovy & Grails

Message from the owner(s) I've been developing couple middle-size Java GUI applications and found it is handy to use custom created events and listeners to keep the application modular. But to use ... [More] the helper classes under java.beans package is not quite convenient and creates duplicated codes. Thus, Event-Listener Framework (ELF) project is created. [Less]

An event framework for spring. Using spring-eventmanager with maven: Add the repository: spring-eventmanager-webdav-repository spring event manager ... [More] maven repository http://spring-eventmanager.googlecode.com/svn/maven/repo/ default Add the dependency: com.googlecode spring-eventmanager 0.9-SNAPSHOT [Less]

A simple, generic mechanism for notifying event listener objects using Java5 annotations.

Blackboard is a container for processing events. It is designed to be easy to learn, deploy, and use, yet powerful enough to handle the most complex event processing demands. Blackboard takes its ... [More] name from the popular blackboard artificial intelligence architectural style. [Less]

Simple simeng (simple simulation engine), is a bare bones Java based discrete simulation engine that uses variable time steps. Events are inserted in an ordered queue, and time is advanced based on ... [More] the time the next event needs to be executed instead of discrete predefined timesteps. Entities can send events directly to other entities (one-2-one), or events can be broadcasted to subscribed entities (one-2-many). The simplicity of the engine makes it suitable for educational purposes. Frank van Lingen (http://vanlingen.name) [Less]

The k5njournal application is a multi-platform journal application much like a personal diary. It is built upon Java Calendar Tools, and all data is stored in RFC 2445 iCalendar format.

GWT-Stuff is a collection of modules and components for the Google Web Toolkit. June 10, 2007:You need to download the appropiate GWT-Stuff for your version of GWT. The GWT 1.4.10RC indtroduced some ... [More] changes that necessitated some changes to the internals of the GWT-Stuff widgets. You are encouraged to use the following links to find the appropriate download: GWT-Stuff for GWT-1.3 GWT-Stuff for GWT-1.4 March 7, 2007:Significant release: the major highlight is ObjectListTable no longer crashes some versions of IE6. The IE6 workaround necessitated some incompatible API changes. These changes shouldn't affect many people but hey may require you to refactor the way you do things such as using the AttachRenderer if your table is very dynamic. ObjectListTable got a new feature in the ColSpecRenderer, this allows you to better control the column widths for more advanced table layouts. The ColSpecRenderer and related classes are still young and may change in incompatible ways if you choose to use them. Other changes include smaller bug fixes to both the EventList module and the Table module. Finally many helpful assert statements have been added to provide additional info as to why something may not behaving as expected. Be sure to add '-ea' to your java launch command to enable assertions in hosted mode. Doing this will save you time in the future. February 27, 2007The ObjectListTable widget recently got a significant update including some bug fixes and performance improvements. The EventList library has received some significant work and now has a more complete API. Expect some activity on the EventList module as the API is matured and stabilized. [Less]