Free Development Tools Scripts for Apache Software Foundation
Apache Geronimo takes some of the best enterprise tools found in the open source Java community and meshes them together into one single server runtime, ready to be deployed in production environments.Geronimo comes with Eclipse integration, is Apache...
Apache Wookie lets developers deploy various types of Web widgets from a central Java server.It works mainly with widgets compliant with the W3C Widgets specification, but Open Social extensions and Apache (former Google) Wave gadgets are also...
The Apache JAMES Server is a modular Java server that can be used as a news and email delivery engine, used as a standalone or embedded in other applications.While by default you'll be thinking about sending and receiving emails, the Apache JAMES Server...
Apache ZooKeeper is practically a simple service that provides a centralized inventory about applications distributed across multiple servers.ZeeKeeper can track and monitor services, managing joint or separate configurations for each of them, keeping...
Apache Commons Jelly works by parsing a XML file and converting the content into a script.This script can produce various results, from other XML code, to HTML, JavaScript, or any other formats you want it to output.By doing so, developers have a much...
Apache RAT stands for Release Audit Tool.RAT provides a simplified methods for analyzing, comprehending and auditing source code projects, releases and distributions.This tools works via an heuristic method, trying to guess possible problems and...
Apache Etch is platform, language, and transport layer independent.This means it works with lots of technologies out of the box and you can focus more of your abilities on writing the code rather then providing target-specific support.At the core of Etch...
Apache Commons JCS stands for Java Caching System, and is an older Apache Jakarta project and works on top of the Java Composite Cache.Because of this, the Commons JCS component can cache data to disk, in memory, laterally in the cluster, and to remote...
Apache Xalan Java uses XPath to parse and address XML documents. It then uses XSLT to assemble XSL XML stylesheets for styling the document into a more easy to read version of itself.The result is much more comprehensible than the amalgam of letters and...
Apache Stanbol's code is based on the OSGi component framework and it was assembled in such manner that developers will be able to build modular apps with interchangeable components.This is possible because all of Stanbol's components can be accessed and...