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Open and Free WSDL library: Web Services Description Language. Libre-wsdl4j is a fork of WSDL4J 1.6.3. WSL4j is a Java stub generator for WSDL. Many software projects still depends on WSL4j, so the idea is that libre-wsdl4j should be an actively maintained version of this software on GitHub. "WSDL, that's an anchronym i haven't heard in almost ten years." Still big in the enterprise world" - comments on the Internet.

Tag Library Documentation Generator is a utility for automatically generating javadoc-style documentation for JavaServer Pages (JSP) Technology Tag Libraries. It accepts a set of tag libraries as input, and generates a set of HTML files as output. It can also be used to generate tag library documentation for JavaServer Faces UI components. Included in the output is a full description of each defined tag library, the tags contained within those tag libraries, and how to use those tags.

This module holds the core components of the Djenni data generator framework. By itself it provides most of the components to create an efficient end to end data generation framework for a specific domain. It contains the core SupplierBuilder interfaces, implementations for the core Java data types and useful test components. It is intended to be used in conjunction with the source-generator module that will speed up delivery of domain specific data generation and also with common domain modules (TBD) that deliver standard generators for common frameworks such as JAXB.

JTB is a syntax tree builder to be used with the Java Compiler Compiler (JavaCC) parser generator. JTB was originally developped at UCLA up to version 1.3.2 (http://compilers.cs.ucla.edu/jtb/) or (http://compilers.cs.ucla.edu/jtb/jtb-2003/). It has been upgraded in version 1.4.0+ (2009-2010), as an embedded tool within the SourceForge Eclipse JavaCC plugin. It is now (2011) provided as a standalone tool in the same hosting environment as JavaCC.

JNAerator (pronounce "generator") simply parses C and Objective-C headers and generates the corresponding JNA and Rococoa Java interfaces (it also has a very limited support for C++). This lets Java programmers access native libraries transparently, with full IDE support and little to no hand-tweaking. Users who are looking for ready-to-use libraries should check the NativeLibs4Java project instead.

The XmlEventLimitGenerator is a Java library to generate xml strings. You push documents (or objects, like you want) to the xml generator and the generator proceeds the pushed document. While the push sequence it automatically generates an average size of all documents. The benefit of this library is, that you can generate xml strings with a predefined max size. This max size relates to the average document size, that is calculated on the fly, so there is no 100% guarantee, that no xml string will pass the max size, but there is a factor that can be specified as buffer.