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This module contains all (feel free if something is needed) Apache CXF modules that can be used with provided scope in Wildfly. When you add this module remember to add org.apache.cxf.impl org.apache.commons.lang3 org.apache.commons.lang to jboss-deployment-structure.xml You have to use it with provided scope in maven dependency.

Provides a symbol to integer mapping that is the base of a lot of servises that work with symbols. A symbol is a, in it's context, unique word. Unlike a GUID or UUID a symbol is human readable and represents something. Symbols are often part of something we call classic artificial intelligence. Once a symbol is mapped to an integer this mapping never changes.

Baton pays homage to Burton Baton, a fabulous beer that is a blend of an English-style Old Ale and an imperial IPA. This "two thread" beer brings both source beers together into something arguably better than either beer was individually. Like the beer, this project blends two components to improve an existing codebase with new migrations. The result is more substantive and satisfying. #BringBackBurtonBaton

Sparknotation is a library to use Sparkjava framework with annotation. It is useful when working on projects with a lot of endpoints where it sometimes becomes messy to deal with all these Spark.something methods. It also saves the hassle of always getting back parameters, query parameters and headers from the Request object.

Gant is a tool for scripting Ant tasks using Groovy instead of XML to specify the logic. A Gant specification is just a Groovy script and so can bring all the power of Groovy to bear directly, something not possible with Ant scripts. Whilst it might be seen as a competitor to Ant, Gant relies on all the Ant tasks for actually doing things, so it is really an alternative way of doing things using Ant, but using a programming language rather than XML to specify the rules.

Gant is a build tool for scripting Ant tasks using Groovy instead of XML to specify the build logic. A Gant build specification is just a Groovy script and so can bring all the power of Groovy to bear directly, something not possible with Ant scripts. Whilst it might be seen as a competitor to Ant, Gant relies on all the Ant tasks for actually doing things, so it is really an alternative way of doing builds using Ant, but using a programming language rather than XML to specify the build rules.

<p>Sometimes while programming in NetBeans you want to explore a particular file that you are editing on the file system browser, or maybe launch a command in a terminal to do something with it.</p> <p>This plugins brings to your NetBeans six action, three of them always available and three of them available when the selected node has a file assiociated with it.<br/> In particular:<p><p><em>When the selection has a valid file</em></p> <ul> <li><strong>Open the default OS shell</strong> on the location of the file (or its folder) selected.</li> <li><strong>Open the file system browser</strong> on the location of the file (or its folder) selected.</li> <li><strong>Copy to the clipboard</strong> the path of the file selected.</li> </ul> <p><em>Always enabled:</em></p> <ul> <li><strong>Launch a shell command</strong> (with parameters, customizable on preferences)</li> <li><strong>FileSystem browser on any location</strong> (favorites, customizable on preferences)</li> <li><strong>Open a shell on any location</strong> (favorites, customizable on preferences)</li> </ul>