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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 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.

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.

Pact sbt plugin =============== The sbt plugin adds an sbt task for running all provider pacts against a running server. To use the pact sbt plugin, add the following to your project/plugins.sbt addSbtPlugin("com.dius" %% "pact-jvm-provider-sbt" % "2.0.2") and the following to your build.sbt PactJvmPlugin.pactSettings The new task added is verifyPacts Two new keys are added to configure this task: pactConfig is the location of your pact-config json file (defaults to "pact-config.json" in the classpath root) pactRoot is the root folder of your pact json files (defaults to "pacts"), all .json files in root and sub folders will be executed

Niowire is a non blocking socket server framework for java. It makes the task of writing and implementing a highly scalable server capable of many simultaneous connections easy. All that has to be written to use it are a Serializer to parse the binary stream into objects (or you can use one of the built in ones), an Inspector which filters, authenticates and modifies packets packets (or again, use one of the built in ones) and one or more services which uses the data packets (more built in ones here too!)

Jodd is an open-source Java utility library and set of frameworks. Jodd tools enriches JDK with many powerful and feature rich utilities. It helps with everyday task, makes code more robust and reliable. Jodd frameworks is set of lightweight application frameworks, compact yet powerful. Designed following the CoC, DRY and SCS principles, it makes development simple, but not simpler.

The Java Text Categorizing Library (JTCL) is a pure java 1.5 implementation of libTextCat which in turn is "a library that was primarily developed for language guessing, a task on which it is known to perform with near-perfect accuracy". It's distributed under the LGPL and can also be used in order to categorize text into arbitrary topics by computing appropiate fingerprints which represent the categories.

This library makes it easy to implement a Visualization data source so that you can easily chart or visualize your data from any of your data stores. The library implements the Google Visualization API wire protocol and query language. You therefore need write only the code required to make your data available to the library in the form of a data table. This task is made easier by the provision of abstract classes and helper functions.

A very common problem is resolving a source, which means finding a source using a URI. The source resolver of Avalon Excalibur is a component helping you in this task. It resolves sources from a given URI. The URI can use all available protocols of the JRE. In addition own protocols can be plugged-in. So using the standard protocols like HTTP, FTP or file can be handled in the same way, like dealing with custom, self-build protocols such as myxmldatabase://root/documents/test.xml.

Clirr is a tool that checks Java libraries for binary compatibility with older releases. Basically you give it two sets of jar files and Clirr dumps out a list of changes in the public api. Clirr provides an Ant task that can be configured to break the build if it detects incompatible api changes. In a continuous integration process Clirr can automatically prevent accidental introduction of binary compatibility problems in Java libraries.