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Liferay Portal is the world's leading enterprise open source portal framework, offering integrated Web publishing and content management, an enterprise service bus and service-oriented architecture, and compatibility with all major IT infrastructures.

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  1 review  |  92 users  |  5,774,504 lines of code  |  217 current contributors  |  Analyzed 3 days ago
 
 

Magnolia is the Open Source content management system that delivers simplicity on an enterprise scale. Its outstanding combination of ease-of-use with a flexible, standards-based Java architecture has attracted enterprise customers including: ING, JBoss.org, Johnson & Johnson, Lloyds TSB, Sony ... [More] , Seat, Unilever and The US Department of Defense. Magnolia is used by governments and leading FORTUNE 500 enterprises, and in more than 100 countries on all continents of the world. Magnolia International Ltd. is the creator of both the Open Source Community Edition and its Enterprise Licensed Editions of the Magnolia CMS. Full global service, support, implementation, consulting and training for enterprise clients is available. [Less]

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  2 reviews  |  45 users  |  20,165,415 lines of code  |  41 current contributors  |  Analyzed 5 months ago
 
 

IntroductionWhat is “I Make Robots” about? First off “I Make Robots!” represents my belief about computers and their utility. When I design a system, write a program or provide some type of extended support to an n organization my goal is to always maintain the perspective that I am in the ... [More] business of building automatons. It is my job to design them, build them and manage them as best I can. I use various tools from computer science, business process management, computer programming, economics, systems analysis and whatever else may apply, to do my job. Sometime my job is to replace humans and other times my job is to augment their abilities to maximum affect. Whatever it is though, my job is to build an automaton (read: robot) to accomplish my goal. Now many folks are used to thinking of a robot as an almost human like machine with capabilities coming close to or eclipsing a human’s. Well, that may be true if we ever get there, but on a more practical and pragmatic level, a robot is an automaton that can perform any task, small and large, that a human being can do. Once there were phone operators, now there are phone switches. Once welders assembled cars, now robots weld cars together. Most of these are just programs written by humans to replace or augment their current abilities. I make robots and this is where they can be found. Softwarefiletrigger - shell script that automagically monitors the availability and growth of a file. wasstats - This is an example Jython script that parses a PervServletApp XML document. Mainly for educational purposes. wsadminutils - A Python/Jython class the encapsulates and exposes the WebSphere wsadmin objects in a much more coherent and sane manner. infernomysql - Here is some Inferno Limbo code that was the start of a native mysql module dos2inferno - This is a clone of dos2unix but for Inferno. Java GUID - A platform independent way to create GUID's (Globally Unique Identifiers) in Java netcrawler - A Web Crawler written in Python wasstatjava - A decent, almost complete, example of how to use JMX to connect to WebSphere and read/monitor PMI stats surestop - A shell script that will kill a WebSphere JVM (Java Virtual Machine). Guaranteed! [Less]

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