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JSchema, a customizable JSON Schema, prioritizes simplicity, conciseness, and readability, ensuring user-friendliness and accessibility without requiring extensive prior knowledge. It offers efficient read-write capabilities, precise JSON document definition through various data types and functions, and extensibility to address the diverse requirements of modern web services.

The Imixs Workflow engine is a full featured Workflow Management System (WFMS) based on the Java EE specification. The project extends the Imixs Workflow Core API project to fulfill the requirements to a scalable, transactional, robust and simple deployable JEE Workflow System. The Project provides different service components (EJBs) to be used in any kind of Java EE based business application.

Process resources packaged in JARs that have been deployed to a remote repository. The primary use case being satisfied is the consistent inclusion of common resources in a large set of projects. Maven projects at Apache use this plug-in to satisfy licensing requirements at Apache where each project must include license and notice files for each release.

The New JSON Schema prioritizes simplicity, conciseness, and readability, making it user-friendly and accessible without the need for extensive prior knowledge. It offers efficient read-write facilities, precise JSON document definition through various data types and functions, and extensibility to meet modern web service diverse requirements.

PLSA.R is an Open Source Server + Framework Environment for small to large scale requirements. There are no static references, no file reads, access to static fields per request. Everything is either cached and or instantiated on the fly. PLSA.R runs via one command so there are no .war files to deploy, no additional plugins to install it is a simple yet powerful alternative to container deployment environments. http://plsar.net

The Data Science Open Metadata Access Service (OMAS) provides APIs and events for tools and applications focused on building all types of analytics models such as predictive models and machine learning models. It provides the ability to define the purpose and requirements for a model, along with lineage and audit information relating to the development and validation process associated with the model.

The Pdf4me Client API is a maven library which connects to its highly scalable SaaS cloud service with many functionalities to solve your document and PDF requirements. The SaaS api provides expert functionality to convert, optimize, compress, produce, merge, split, ocr, enrich, archive, print documents and PDFs.

Provides classes to facilitate the implementation of "4.1. Authorization Code Grant" from RFC 6749, specifically by auto-detecting a suitable user-agent (and informing the user if any system requirements are unmet and preventing the use of a user-agent), launching the user-agent and directing it to the authorization endpoint, waiting for the results and returning either the authorization code or the reason for failure.

The aggregator of the 'CI Police' Maven plugin, whose responsibility is to validate Wix Open Source Projects. These validations includes: * Maven POM requirements (e.g., non-blank 'artifactId') * Sonatype requiremetns (e.g., 'scm') * Wix requirements (e.g., 'organization' populated with Wix details) It is consisted two modules: one, is the main module of the plugin, and the other, is a tests module. The reason for having a tests module is that the tests actually runs the plugin. It is therefore expected to be found in Maven's local repository (at least in the local repository); hence, the separation.

This module is part of a JAAS library that provides common methods for building JAAS modules. It provides common artifacts such as interfaces for auditing, message queue, and credential validation, as well as default implementations of these interfaces. The provided default implementations e.g. for auditing and message queues are not intended for production, and will have to be adjusted to meet deployment specific requirements.