Must have Software for Apache Software Foundation
Apache Clerezza is basically a toolkit for managing semantic Web content, mainly via RDF and a RESTful Web Service.Clerezza allows developers and applications to store data in a standard (W3C) RDF format.This data can then be interlinked with other...
Apache CloudStack is a scalable system and can be used in creating IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) platforms.
It's basically a toolkit for managing cloud computing networks in an easy way, without having to write hundreds or thousands of lines of...
Apache Cocoon implements some of the same principles that made Spring such a success in the first place, allowing developers to work with complex code structures in an organized manner.As it's with Spring, Apache Cocoon heavily utilizes components to...
The Apache Commons BeanUtils project simplifies the process of getting and setting the properties of Java objects.It uses the Java Reflection and Introspection APIs to provide dynamic access to object properties where the developer doesn't know the...
Apache Commons BSF stands for the Bean Scripting Framework (BSF).This package helps developers write JSP files in other languages while still being able to interact and have access to Java's class library.Basically BSF lets developers use one or more...
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...
Apache Commons Codec was first developed to deal with Base64 encodings but it has expanded to a lot more standards and is currently an abstract framework for the creation of general-purpose encoders and decoders.The Commons Codec library itself is focused...
Apache Commons Collections is somewhat of a mini-framework, a set of Java classes that can be loaded into a project and provide a new set of ready-made tools to use when developing your own application.These classes are meant to be an extension to the...
Apache Commons Compress supports both file streams (via compressors) and structured content (via archivers).The library can be used for both compression and decompression operations, working with a relative large number of archive formats, being one of...
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...