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 Camel helps developers implement "Enterprise Integration Patterns", a concept made famous first by Gregor Hohpe's Enterprise Integration Patterns book, and then expanded and improved by many other authors. This and all the subsequent books...
Apache MetaModel supports most of the major database systems around and is focused on providing the be-all end-all interface for running database operations in Java.Using MetaModel reduces the learning curve needed when working with multi-database...
According to JCR, a content repository is "a hierarchical content data store that can support structured and unstructured content." If this sounds complicated, a simpler definition is: "a simple information management system that provides various services...
Apache Flume was developed as an intermediary system that collects logs from one application and delivers it to another.It should work with most Java applications and developers should rest assured, Flume being protected against data loss and service...
Apache Commons Lang does not have anything to to with "LANGuages" but actually with the Java built-in java.lang API.The extra tools and classes this library adds to java.lang will help developers extend Java's core with more functionality and features...
The Apache Commons CLI projects features a complex set of controls that allow developers to interact with the user's terminal, supplying him with a set of commands that are then translated into actions inside the application/software.Commons CLI can parse...
The Apache Commons Configuration project was setup to unify the multitude of configuration file formats under one umbrella project, making it possible for developers to deal with each format and its data using the same interface.Commons Configuration is a...
The Apache Directory LDAP API was created out of frustration with existing APIs like jLdap, JNDI, LdapSDK and Mozilla's LDAP API. Its main use case is to provide a communication channel using the LDAP protocol with remote LDAP servers. This is done...
jclouds is similar in scope with Fog and allows Java and/or Clojure developers to interact with various cloud service providers by providing a low-level abstraction layer for all their respective APIs. The library supports various providers with services...
