Projects

Griffon GlazedLists Plugin

Provides integration with GlazedLists.

gwt-stuff

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 changes that necessitated some changes to the internals of the GWT-Stuff widgets. You are ... [More] 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]

jfluent

jFluent is a little and simple library that provides a fluent layer over the java.util, java.lang and JDBC packages. The library is in ALPHA stage, so if you want the very last version just check out the sources from the repository. Now you can operate on lists and strings like that: import ... [More] static com.jfluent.builders.BuilderFacade.*; import com.jfluent.base.*; public class FluentSimpleTest { public static void main(String[] args) { string("o hai!") .append(" ") .append( list("i", "can", "has", "cheezburger", "plz", "?") .map(new Function() { public String apply(String element) { return element + " "; } }) .get()) .append("\n") .append( list(range('A', 'Z')) .reverse() .filter(new Predicate() { public boolean apply(Character c) { return c > 'M'; } }) .join(",")) .println(System.out); } }Output: o hai! i can has cheezburger plz ? Z,Y,X,W,V,U,T,S,R,Q,P,O,NAlso, a fluent approach over jdbc is possible: import static com.jfluent.builders.BuilderFacade.*; import com.jfluent.db.base.Handle; import java.util.List; public final class DBFluentTest { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { Handle empList = param(); withConnection(JDBC_URI_HERE) .username("scott") .password("tiger") .loadOracleDriver() .doThis( procedure("package1.open_cur_emp") // call this procedure .outRS(empList, EmpBean.class) // put the resultset into a list of beans .in(nullObj(Integer.class))); // passing a null integer as input for (Object o : empList.value()) { EmpBean e = (EmpBean)o; // do something with your list of entity beans } } }For more info on fluent interfaces and DSLs, the work in progress book by Martin Fowler is a good starting point. It can be found here: http://martinfowler.com/dslwip/ I'd like to hear opinions and suggestions for improvements! Contact me at martinelli.diego at gmail.com [Less]

kamimarkjavatools

Helper libraries that could be used when developing any java application. Library includes: Java Property sorters Easy localization tools Collections: Data Packs ID Sorted List (based on Identifiable interface) XD Array List Read Only Array List Limited Array List

3F Java Sticky Notes

EN: Free Sticky Note in java 1.6+ for Desktop; I T: Free Note per il tuo Desktop compatibile con java 1.6+; 3F Java Notes is a free and open source program that will allow to place lots of sticky notes on your desktop so that you will never forget about

usb-adt-java

Collection of classes and interfaces that implements ADTs like lists, queues, stacks, etc, for teaching/learning propouses

gamba-collections

a lightweight API for functional-style list operations

commons-gamba

notes-anywhere

this is yet another web based todo list but it has desktop clients. so there is no need to do things through a browser. the java client can run as an application or using webstart from anywhere.

estructurasinformacion

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