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Webpipes is a library to manage web resources like javascript and css files which need processing before being served. It manages processing like minimization, file merging, css generation from less, linters, jsx transformation. Resources can be managed as streams from source, or regularly checked cached resources, or to be generated with an Ant task. This module is the core implementation of the library.

Webpipes is a library to manage web resources like javascript and css files which need processing before being served. It manages processing like minimization, file merging, css generation from less, linters, jsx transformation. Resources can be managed as streams from source, or regularly checked cached resources, or to be generated with an Ant task. This module contains the test for the Rhino utilities.

Webpipes is a library to manage web resources like javascript and css files which need processing before being served. It manages processing like minimization, file merging, css generation from less, linters, jsx transformation. Resources can be managed as streams from source, or regularly checked cached resources, or to be generated with an Ant task. This module adds support for CoffeeScript.

Webpipes is a library to manage web resources like javascript and css files which need processing before being served. It manages processing like minimization, file merging, css generation from less, linters, jsx transformation. Resources can be managed as streams from source, or regularly checked cached resources, or to be generated with an Ant task. This module adds support for CoffeeScript.

Webpipes is a library to manage web resources like javascript and css files which need processing before being served. It manages processing like minimization, file merging, css generation from less, linters, jsx transformation. Resources can be managed as streams from source, or regularly checked cached resources, or to be generated with an Ant task. This module offers the base classes to run javascript on Rhino.

All of our modules, somewhere along the way, use reflective structures wrapping java objects from various apis. Gwt uses JDT AST, Jre uses actual reflection, and our injection library uses a bytecode scanner to read in .class files. In order to abstract over the various apis we wrap, we have our own interface layer to describe java metadata, so we can create tools to utilize java structure independent of any given dependencies.

rxtx-rebundled is a slightly modified version of the original rxtx 2.1-7r2. The only difference is: 1) It's a working mavenized library 2) There's just one JAR required. Nothing else. The native libs are bundled with the jar-file. 3) You don't have to care about "java.library.path". This version will on startup extract the correct native libs to system temp folder and loads them automatically. When JVM terminates, temp files will be removed.

Awake FILE is a secure Open Source framework that allows to program very easily file uploads/downloads and RPC through http. File transfers include powerful features like file chunking and automatic recovery mechanism. Security has been taken into account from the design: server side allows to specify strong security rules in order to protect the files and to secure the RPC calls.

Webpipes is a library to manage web resources like javascript and css files which need processing before being served. It manages processing like minimization, file merging, css generation from less, linters, jsx transformation. Resources can be managed as streams from source, or regularly checked cached resources, or to be generated with an Ant task.

The maven-duplicate-class-finder-plugin is a plugin that will search for classes with the same name, as well as resources with the same path, in the classpaths of a maven project. More specifically, it will check the compile, runtime, and test classpaths for * Classes with the same qualified name in the current project and all dependencies relevant for that classpath * Files that are not class files, with the same resource path (i.e. as if it would be accessed via the classloader) in the current project and all dependencies relevant for that (Note that at the moment, the plugin does not check if the files are actually the same or not, it only looks for the same file/class name.)